Hey! Scraping dynamic content with Golang can be tricky, but it’s doable. I’ve used Colly for most of my projects, and it works great for static content.
For dynamic stuff, chromedp is the way to go. It’s a bit slower but handles JavaScript-heavy sites perfectly.
To avoid getting blocked, I use rotating proxies and set random delays between requests. Also, make sure to mimic human behavior by randomizing click patterns and scrolls.
Here’s a quick example of setting a delay in Colly:
```go
c.Limit(&colly.LimitRule{DomainGlob: "*", Parallelism: 2, Delay: 3 * time.Second})
```
Hope this helps!
For dynamic stuff, chromedp is the way to go. It’s a bit slower but handles JavaScript-heavy sites perfectly.
To avoid getting blocked, I use rotating proxies and set random delays between requests. Also, make sure to mimic human behavior by randomizing click patterns and scrolls.
Here’s a quick example of setting a delay in Colly:
```go
c.Limit(&colly.LimitRule{DomainGlob: "*", Parallelism: 2, Delay: 3 * time.Second})
```
Hope this helps!