Hey! I’ve been scraping with Golang for a bit, and I totally get the frustration with dynamic content. I’ve been using `agouti` for headless browser automation—it’s lightweight and works well for JS-heavy sites.
For rate limits, I use a combination of `time.Sleep()` with random intervals and rotating proxies. I scrape free proxies from `spys.one`, but you gotta filter out the bad ones.
Also, check out `scrapy.org`—it’s not Go, but their docs have some great tips on scraping best practices that apply to any language.
For rate limits, I use a combination of `time.Sleep()` with random intervals and rotating proxies. I scrape free proxies from `spys.one`, but you gotta filter out the bad ones.
Also, check out `scrapy.org`—it’s not Go, but their docs have some great tips on scraping best practices that apply to any language.
