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I prefer lxml.etree even for HTML on account of the parser. Either way, I don't understand what's not "for humans" about lxml. It provides a ton of simple and u
by staticautomatic 9y ago
I prefer lxml.etree even for HTML on account of the parser. Either way, I don't understand what's not "for humans" about lxml. It provides a ton of simple and useful abstractions, is easy to learn, and is crazy robust and fast under the hood.