This post is by a banned member (Zikola) - Unhide
OP 24 December, 2019 - 01:51 AM
guys,
i have some knowldge of basic html and css and i want to create softwares like jarvee and massplanner and extractor like those things what languages i need to learn and what path i should follow and how long it will take
This post is by a banned member (greatbigguy1) - Unhide
31 December, 2019 - 09:49 AM
I'm not entirely familiar with Jarvee or Massplanner, but taking a quick look at them they appear to be social media automation tools. This means you're going to need to learn a lot more than just HTML + CSS (those are markup languages—they define the structure of a webpage, but don't provide any logic). They're probably using the social media platform APIs to do their work. Even so, before doing that, I would recommend you definitely decide what platform you want to work on first, (i.e. web app/Windows/macOS/Linux/cross-platform)as that will determine what languages/technologies are available to you.
This post is by a banned member (Sartux) - Unhide
13 January, 2020 - 01:25 PM
(24 December, 2019 - 01:51 AM)lokima2009 Wrote: Show More OK so to do something like that I'd suggest you learn Python, and then learn the Selenium and Beautiful Soup libraries. These will let you automate web requests, click on buttons etc. You'll also need to learn a bit of Javascript to be able to work out how the websites work, which should make sense to you if you know about HTML. I can't really say how long it will take you to learn python - if you already know a bit of programming it shouldn't take long, but you'll need to follow a lot of basic tutorials before you tackle anything to do with web automation. |
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