Hey everyone!
So, I’ve been diving into how to scrap data from web with golang lately, and man, it’s been a mix of fun and frustration. Golang’s simplicity is awesome, but web scraping can get tricky if you don’t know the right tools or practices.
I’ve been using `colly` for scraping—it’s super lightweight and easy to set up. Also, `goquery` is a lifesaver for parsing HTML. But, like, handling dynamic content (looking at you, JS-heavy sites) is where things get messy.
Anyone got tips on how to scrap data from web with golang efficiently? Like, how do you deal with rate limits or avoid getting blocked? Also, any other tools or libraries you swear by?
Oh, and if you’ve got any horror stories or “wish I knew this earlier” moments, spill the tea!
Cheers!
So, I’ve been diving into how to scrap data from web with golang lately, and man, it’s been a mix of fun and frustration. Golang’s simplicity is awesome, but web scraping can get tricky if you don’t know the right tools or practices.
I’ve been using `colly` for scraping—it’s super lightweight and easy to set up. Also, `goquery` is a lifesaver for parsing HTML. But, like, handling dynamic content (looking at you, JS-heavy sites) is where things get messy.
Anyone got tips on how to scrap data from web with golang efficiently? Like, how do you deal with rate limits or avoid getting blocked? Also, any other tools or libraries you swear by?
Oh, and if you’ve got any horror stories or “wish I knew this earlier” moments, spill the tea!
Cheers!