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Sat, 03 Apr 2010

After "Scrape the Web", 2010

As you might remember, I gave my Scrape the Web tutorial again at PyCon this year, 2010.

I finally got to publishing the 2010 tidbits on the web. So without further ado:

I also referred to some useful tools in the talk. You might want to check these out:

And the old standbys:

My mini feedback for myself:

My WP-Hashcash demo didn't go as planned this year, but it's still possible in theory. The attack in the code still works against last year's version of WP HashCash. Kids, don't upgrade your demo site the night before your presentation!

Speaking of "the night before," again I didn't sleep very much before the talk. I think that worked better for me last year. In the future, if I basically stay up all night, I should give a talk before noon.

So I actually think last year's video was probably better, though I haven't watched them in full.

Take freely from the code samples and "cheat sheet"!

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This is exactly what I'm looking for! Sadly, your links appear to be redirecting back to this page.

Posted by Chris at Sun Apr 4 01:30:35 2010

Thanks for that note, Chris! The links are fixed.

Posted by Asheesh Laroia at Sun Apr 4 01:48:53 2010

Thanks so much, I checked out the video, and it is awesome. Great info, you should think about writing a book on this fascinating subject.

Posted by Thanks so much at Mon Apr 5 02:46:17 2010

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