So many ways to do this. What are you trying to scrape? If its light weight, you could use a Chrome plugin called Data Miner. Right now I am using Beautiful Soup for most of my scrapping and love it. Python is incredibly easy to learn and powerful.
Thanks the the initial feedback. Let me clarify one thing. I am more interested in the services/tools that you use as developers during the development process. I'm just trying to get an idea of what companies/brands are doing a good job at capturing the developer community.
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Does anyone have any recommendations on recruiters that focus on marketing and growth roles? I am actively reaching out to recruiters however it is difficult to find recruiters that are not exclusively technical.
I have noticed a similar trend. However, I wonder if there's more to this trend than meets the eye. I know for these examples (especially Kyle Russell, Colleen Taylor, Ryan Lawer) a big part of it is the network they have with founders and investors. Since a big part of their job is to write about startups they have a broad knowledge of the tech scene and seem to be extremely good at filtering out the noise.