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   by logan__dev 3y ago

   Hi all! I just reverse-engineered Nike's e-commerce site using only my browser! I find it interesting and cool, and I think that everyone can find something in the blog that he does not know before. Hope you like it!
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   Scrape LinkedIn Job Offers with Puppeteer and RxJS: Blog and Open-Source Repo(gironajs.com)

   3 points by logan__dev 3y ago|1 comments
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   by logan__dev 3y ago

   Tutorial on how to scrape job offers from LinkedIn using Puppeteer and RxJS
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   by logan__dev 3y ago

   Hi all! Over the past 17 months, I have been collecting data on job offers from various job boards such as Glassdoor, LinkedIn, StackOverflow, Dice, and many others. In total, I have gathered approximately 14 million unique job offers for d
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   by logan__dev 3y ago

   Hi! Over the past 17 months, I have been collecting data on job offers from various job boards such as Glassdoor, LinkedIn, StackOverflow, Dice, and many others. In total, I have gathered approximately 14 million unique job offers for devel
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   by logan__dev 4y ago

   Hi all! For 1 year I have been scraping job portals like Linkedin, Glassdoor, Dice etc. and selecting the dev related jobs from it. After that time, I have a database of more than 10 Million dev job offers. For this blog/study, I have
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   by logan__dev 4y ago

   Thanks for the feedback, I would definetly do it
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   I analyzed more than 7M developer jobs(devjobsscanner.com)

   89 points by logan__dev 4y ago|151 comments
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   I scraped 4M dev jobs and those are the Most Demanded Front end Frameworks(devjobsscanner.com)

   3 points by logan__dev 4y ago|1 comments
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    I scraped ~250k Frontend job offers for 6 months and this is what I got(devjobsscanner.com)

    3 points by logan__dev 4y ago|0 comments
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    by logan__dev 5y ago

    Hmm could try something, Glassdoor, Indeed and Dice have a lot of them, so I could filter out them or put less weigth on their job offers. What also needs to be solved, is, what is considered to be a 'Python' job for example. If
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    by logan__dev 5y ago

    Not enough data. There are so few Clojure job offers with salary data. But, it may be yes.
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    by logan__dev 5y ago

    Yes, maybe median would have worked better
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    by logan__dev 5y ago

    I am the author, and I am 100% with you. This data is from scrapped job offers, as said in the article, not from devs posting their current salary. Also some offers have lack of transparency as you said, and some also have malformed salary
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    by logan__dev 5y ago

    Yes, I know it would be nice. Some languages like haskell have so low volume of job offers with specified salary that is quite meaningless. The others have enough volume I would say. I would think though a way to merge that both streams of
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    by logan__dev 5y ago

    thanks! I meant "scraped" yes:)
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    I scraped 4M dev job offers for 5 months and here are the top paid languages(devjobsscanner.com)

    23 points by logan__dev 5y ago|27 comments