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For the past couple of years, I've always done any web scraping with trusty python + beautiful soup or elementtree. I've recently started doing it with Clojure
by terhechte 13y ago
For the past couple of years, I've always done any web scraping with trusty python + beautiful soup or elementtree. I've recently started doing it with Clojure + Enlive (mostly as an excuse to use clojure for less academic excercises) but I really like it.
From that perspective, Upton looks pretty cool, especially the debug mode.
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- jeremybmerrill 13y agoThanks, I hope you like it.
- dangoldin 13y agoHave you taken a look at Scrapy (http://scrapy.org/ http://scrapy.org/)? My evolution has been from Perl to Python and I recently did a project with Scrapy that left me pretty happy.
- look_lookatme 13y agoScrapy is really awesome. It's a soup to nuts queuing, fetching and extraction workflow tool and if I had to start a larger than trivial project (like an rss reader or shopping aggregation site) I would base my spider toolchain on it.
- dangoldin 13y agoYea - I was definitely impressed by it and I just got started. It felt as if I was able to get rid of all the boilerplate and just focus on getting the next page that needed to be crawled and the information to extract.