Adjust your request frequency. Many sites block users who send too many requests in a short amount of time. I space out requests using randomized delays to avoid detection.
Use headers and user-agents that mimic a real browser. Bots are often detected by the absence of these, so make sure to include headers like User-Agent, Accept-Language, and Referer.

Node.js is also fast, particularly for I/O-bound operations, but it struggles with CPU-intensive tasks compared to Go.

JavaScript is more versatile because it can be used for both frontend and backend development, but its asynchronous nature can be confusing for beginners.

Both frameworks have excellent community support, but Django is seen as more secure out of the box due to features like CSRF protection and its strong ORM.

If you’re migrating an existing React project, introduce TypeScript gradually by converting one component at a time.

I use Googletrans or similar translation APIs to standardize scraped text into a single language, making analysis easier.