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Orrin Ajay replied to the discussion Compare Node.js and Python for scraping product prices on Elgiganten Swede in the forum General Web Scraping a year ago
Reply to Compare Node.js and Python for scraping product prices on Elgiganten Swede
Python’s BeautifulSoup and requests are lightweight and easier to set up for scraping static content. However, if the prices are loaded dynamically, integrating Selenium might be necessary, which adds complexity.
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Orrin Ajay started the discussion Tracking discount percentages on e-commerce websites with Ruby in the forum General Web Scraping a year ago
Tracking discount percentages on e-commerce websites with Ruby
Tracking discount percentages from e-commerce websites is a common task for price monitoring. Discounts are often displayed alongside product titles and prices, either as a percentage or a discounted price. Using Ruby with the Nokogiri library, you can extract this data from static pages. For dynamically loaded pages, integrating Ruby with…
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Laura Warda replied to the discussion Compare Go and Ruby for scraping product availability on Verkkokauppa Finland in the forum General Web Scraping a year ago
Reply to Compare Go and Ruby for scraping product availability on Verkkokauppa Finland
Ruby’s Nokogiri is simpler to implement and better suited for static content scraping. However, if the availability information is dynamically loaded, using Ruby with a headless browser like Selenium might be necessary.
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Laura Warda replied to the discussion Compare using Python and Go to scrape hotel prices from Traveloka Indonesia in the forum General Web Scraping a year ago
Reply to Compare using Python and Go to scrape hotel prices from Traveloka Indonesia
Go’s Colly library is optimized for speed and concurrency, making it a better choice for scraping large-scale travel websites like Traveloka. It can handle multiple pages simultaneously, which is useful for extracting prices from several hotels.
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Laura Warda started the discussion How to scrape product availability from an e-commerce website? in the forum General Web Scraping a year ago
How to scrape product availability from an e-commerce website?
Scraping product availability from e-commerce websites can help track stock levels or analyze product trends. Most sites indicate availability using clear tags or messages like “In Stock” or “Out of Stock.” Using BeautifulSoup, you can extract these details for static pages. For dynamic sites, Puppeteer or Selenium is better suited as they…
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Deisy Swarna replied to the discussion Compare using PHP and Node.js to scrape product ratings from ETMall Taiwan in the forum General Web Scraping a year ago
Reply to Compare using PHP and Node.js to scrape product ratings from ETMall Taiwan
Node.js with Puppeteer is ideal for handling JavaScript-rendered content, as it can fully render the page and extract ratings even if they are dynamically loaded. This makes it more reliable for modern web scraping tasks.
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