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Your next step on the path to being a hacker is to share your work. Where can we see your "web scraper" in action?
by rman666 16y ago
Your next step on the path to being a hacker is to share your work. Where can we see your "web scraper" in action?
- naithemilkman 16y agoI don't know where can I post it? Probably post it to my blog once I've commented it up. Heading out for dinner with the gf so check later! FYI, it looks like a thing of beauty to me but it probably looks like dogshit to the pros. lol.
- nlz1 16y agohttps://gist.github.com/ https://gist.github.com/
- cheald 16y agoGithub! If you're coding, you need to learn source control yesterday, and it makes sharing your code easy to boot. :)
- zyphlar 16y agoOr just paste.ly
- rman666 16y agoYou will learn a great deal by posting your work for others to see. At first it will feel uncomfortable. You will be concerned that others will mock your work (and they might). But, by the 3rd or 4th time you post your work you will start to feel comfortable with it. The important point is that others will benefit from your experience. Karma.
- naithemilkman 16y agoWhat a nice thought. Someday someone is going to benefit from the code I wrote. LOL! I feel like 10,000 miles away from that right now.
- naithemilkman 16y agoDoes this 'URL' help? I think you have to be a member of github to see this. Nice viral mechanism lol. git clone git://gist.github.com/761348.git gist-761348
- mahmud 16y agoThis one does :-) https://gist.github.com/761348 https://gist.github.com/761348 Fairly idiomatic code too; particularly impressed with the use of XPath. Are you scraping glogster or are you with glogster? ;-)
- naithemilkman 16y agoI had to stackoverflow a lot of it so I claim no credit but thanks anyway :) BTW, what do you mean by idiomatic code? UPDATE Ok quick google for idiomatic code. Gotcha. I wonder what non-idiomatic code for c# looks like?