Web Scraping Projects For Beginners
Published 6/2022
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Published 6/2022
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 1.42 GB | Duration: 4h 54m
Extract data with Python , JavaScript, API and using No Code
What you'll learn
Scrape data automatically with No Code
Scrape YouTube data using JavaScript and YouTube Data API
Scrape Amazon Data with Python
Scrape data with Scrapy
Scrape data with BeautifuSoup
Scrape data into GoogleSheets from YouTube
Requirements
Basic knowledge of Python advised
Basic knowledge of JavaScript advised.
Description
Web scraping is the process of collecting structured web data in an automated fashion. It’s also called web data extraction. Some of the main use cases of web scraping include price monitoring, price intelligence, news monitoring, lead generation, and market research among many others.In general, web data extraction is used by people and businesses who want to make use of the vast amount of publicly available web data to make smarter decisions.If you’ve ever copied and pasted information from a website, you’ve performed the same function as any web scraper, only on a microscopic, manual scale. Unlike the mundane, mind-numbing process of manually extracting data, web scraping uses intelligent automation to retrieve hundreds, millions, or even billions of data points from the internet’s seemingly endless frontier.Web data extraction – also widely known as data scraping – has a huge range of applications. A data scraping tool can help you automate the process of extracting information from other websites, quickly and accurately. It can also make sure the data you’ve extracted is neatly organized, making it easier to analyze and use for other projects.In the world of e-commerce, web data scraping is widely used for competitor price monitoring. It’s the only practical way for brands to check the pricing of their competitors’ products and services, allowing them to fine-tune their own price strategies and stay ahead of the game. It’s also used as a tool for manufacturers to ensure retailers are compliant with pricing guidelines for their products. Market research organizations and analysts depend on web data extraction to gauge consumer sentiment by keeping track of online product reviews, news articles, and feedback.There’s a vast array of applications for data extraction in the financial world. Data scraping tools are used to extract insight from news stories, using this information to guide investment strategies. Similarly, researchers and analysts depend on data extraction to assess the financial health of companies. Insurance and financial services companies can mine a rich seam of alternative data scraped from the web to design new products and policies for their customers.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Lecture 2 What is Web Scraping and Web Crawling
Lecture 3 What is Robot.txt
Lecture 4 Legality of Web Scraping
Lecture 5 Checks before web scraping
Section 2: Python Setup
Lecture 6 Installing Python on Windows
Lecture 7 Installing Python on Macs
Lecture 8 Create a virtual environment on Windows
Lecture 9 Activate a virtual environment on Windows
Lecture 10 Create a virtual environment on Macs
Lecture 11 Activate a virtual environment on Macs
Lecture 12 Update pip
Lecture 13 Install Beautiful soup
Lecture 14 Install Scrapy
Lecture 15 Installing Visual Studio Code
Section 3: Web Scraping with Python and Beautiful Soup
Lecture 16 What we will scrape
Lecture 17 Building the web scraping script : part 1
Lecture 18 Building the web scraping script : part 2
Lecture 19 Prototyping the script: Part 1
Lecture 20 Prototyping the script: Part 2
Lecture 21 Prototyping the script: Part 3
Lecture 22 Prototyping the script: Part 4
Lecture 23 Prototyping the script: Part 5
Lecture 24 Testing the script
Section 4: Web Scraping with Python and Scrapy
Lecture 25 Create a Scrapy project
Lecture 26 Components ofa scrapy project
Lecture 27 Scrapy architecture
Lecture 28 Creating a Spider: Part 1
Lecture 29 Creating a Spider: Part 2
Lecture 30 Scraping data with Scrapy shell: Part 1
Lecture 31 Scraping data with Scrapy shell: Part 2
Lecture 32 Testing the Scrapy Spider
Section 5: Scraping Amazon Data with Python
Lecture 33 Create and activate a virtual environment
Lecture 34 Install Python Packages
Lecture 35 Create a Python File
Lecture 36 Create variables
Lecture 37 send emails from Python
Lecture 38 Create functions: Part 1
Lecture 39 Create functions: Part 2
Lecture 40 Create functions: Part 3
Lecture 41 Testing the script
Section 6: Web Scraping YouTube Data with API & JavaScript
Lecture 42 What is an API
Lecture 43 YouTube Data API
Lecture 44 Using GoogleSheets
Lecture 45 Building JavaScript Scraper : Part 1
Lecture 46 Building JavaScript Scraper : Part 2
Lecture 47 Building JavaScript Scraper : Part 3
Lecture 48 Testing the first scraper
Lecture 49 Building the second scraper
Lecture 50 Testing the second scraper
Section 7: Microsoft 365 and Power Automate Setup
Lecture 51 Microsoft 365 Business Standard Setup
Lecture 52 Getting started with Microsoft 365
Lecture 53 What is Power Automate
Section 8: Automating Web Scraping with No Code
Lecture 54 Installing Power Automate Desktop
Lecture 55 Explore Power Automate Desktop
Lecture 56 Automate web scraping
Beginners to web scraping