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A visit from a minister
You may have heard from twitter that last Wednesday, Nick Hurd, the Cabinet Minister for Civil Society, paid a visit to ScraperWiki HQ. Nick has been looking into government data and transparency as part of his remit, and asked if … Continue reading
The state of Twitter: Mitt Romney and Indonesian Politics
It’s no secret that a lot of people use ScraperWiki to search the Twitter API or download their own timelines. Our “basic_twitter_scraper” is a great starting point for anyone interested in writing code that makes data do stuff across the … Continue reading
Fine set of graphs at the Office of National Statistics
It’s difficult to keep up. I’ve just noticed a set of interesting interactive graphs over at the Office of National Statistics (UK). If the world is about people, then the most fundamental dataset of all must be: Where are the … Continue reading
How to stop missing the good weekends
Far too often I get so stuck into the work week that I forget to monitor the weather for the weekend when I should be going off to play on my dive kayaks — an activity which is somewhat weather … Continue reading
Posted in developer, Scrapers
Tagged alerts, email alerts, emails, python, scraperwiki, weather
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ScraperWiki scrapers: now 53% more useful!
It’s Christmas come early at ScraperWiki HQ as we deliver—like elves popping boxes under the data digging Christmas tree—a bunch of great new improvements to the ScraperWiki site. We’ve been working on these for a while, so it’s great to … Continue reading
Solving Healthcare Problems with Open Source Software
This year, EHealth Insider brought a new feature to their annual EHI Live exhibition: a healthcare skunkworks that gave visitors the chance to ask questions about how open source software can be used to solve healthcare problems. ScraperWiki, of course had to be … Continue reading
Posted in events, opendata
Tagged Connecting for Health, EHealth Insider, EHI Live, healthcare, NHS, scraperwiki
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How to get along with an ASP webpage
Fingal County Council of Ireland recently published a number of sets of Open Data, in nice clean CSV, XML and KML formats. Unfortunately, the one set of Open Data that was difficult to obtain, was the list of sets of … Continue reading
Posted in developer, Scrapers
Tagged ASP, Fingal County Council, Ireland, scraperwiki, scraping
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Meet all our users!!!!
As I have been looking for your great guys to highlight your work, passion and scraping oddities, so your time has come to explore the craven habits of the new age data digging programmers! You can now search for people … Continue reading
ScraperWiki Tutorial Screencast for Non-Programmers
If you’ve been going through our first ambitious tutorial and taster session for non-coders then good for you! I hope you found it enlightening. For those of you yet to try it, here it is. It is a step-by-step guide … Continue reading
This one goes out to the ScraperWikians we love!
From business licenses in Islington (London, UK) to Oakland (Calinfornia, USA), councillors in India, presidential engagements in Ireland, newspapers in America and planning applications in Westoxon; here at ScraperWiki we are saluting our users who are looting the web of … Continue reading