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it's a nice tutorial on how to get that data from linkedin.
what I think is that searching by those fields is not a very big help since linked in search does the same thing. What would be a good scrapper is the one that goes through the description and saves only those jobs that match the keywords provided. We all know that backend developer or a full stack developer can reference so many things.
This is a good start though
Yeah, a good one to test for the weekend
Let me know how it goes!
nice tutorial!
Thanks for checking out 😃🙌🏼
Great Writeup
Great Project
Thanks for checking out!
Awesome
it's a nice tutorial on how to get that data from linkedin.
what I think is that searching by those fields is not a very big help since linked in search does the same thing. What would be a good scrapper is the one that goes through the description and saves only those jobs that match the keywords provided. We all know that backend developer or a full stack developer can reference so many things.
This is a good start though
Dude I tried it and also tried by cloning your repo, no job data got scrapped, does this even actually working?
Cool article, thanks for the effort!