Lena Celsa
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Lena Celsa replied to the discussion How to scrape search results using a DuckDuckGo proxy with JavaScript? in the forum General Web Scraping a week ago
Reply to How to scrape search results using a DuckDuckGo proxy with JavaScript?
Scraping DuckDuckGo search results through a proxy is a great way to gather data while maintaining anonymity. While many opt for Puppeteer (a headless browser automation tool), it can be resource-intensive. A more lightweight and efficient approach is using Python’s requests library with a proxy, combined with BeautifulSoup for parsing the…
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Lena Celsa replied to the discussion Should I learn PHP or Node.js for backend development in 2024? in the forum General Web Scraping 3 months ago
Reply to Should I learn PHP or Node.js for backend development in 2024?
If you’re working with legacy systems or building a CMS, PHP might be a better choice, but Node.js is more popular for modern web applications.
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Lena Celsa replied to the discussion How does the performance of Go compare to Python in web applications? in the forum General Web Scraping 3 months ago
Reply to How does the performance of Go compare to Python in web applications?
If you’re building high-traffic web applications, Go will scale better with its efficient concurrency model.
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Lena Celsa replied to the discussion Why is Rust becoming so popular for systems programming? in the forum General Web Scraping 3 months ago
Reply to Why is Rust becoming so popular for systems programming?
It’s ideal for developers who need the speed of C++ but with more safety guarantees, especially in embedded systems and operating systems.
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Lena Celsa replied to the discussion How does C# compare to Java for enterprise-level applications? in the forum General Web Scraping 3 months ago
Reply to How does C# compare to Java for enterprise-level applications?
Both languages have excellent frameworks for building large systems, but Java’s platform independence gives it a slight edge for multi-environment deployments.
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Lena Celsa started the discussion What are some ways to handle redirects during scraping? in the forum General Web Scraping 3 months ago
What are some ways to handle redirects during scraping?
Using a headless browser like Puppeteer is helpful, as it follows redirects like a real browser would, which keeps the session intact.
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