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1. scrape an API for data via python (newest language I'm learning, open to suggestions) 2. paste that information into a sql database (possibly PostgreSQL or suggestion of better SQL application) 3. transpose that scraped information from the sql tables into separate tables (my stats vs. pro stats) in a react site using material ui

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Midsummer-2019-Independant-Project

i have no intentions of making money off this. intention is stricly test of own skill.

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  1. scrape an API for data via python (newest language I'm learning, open to suggestions)

  2. paste that information into a sql database (possibly PostgreSQL or suggestion of better SQL application)

  3. transpose that scraped information from the sql tables into separate tables (my stats vs. pro stats) in a react site using material ui

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Step 1:

Step 2:

https://www.mssqltips.com/sqlservertip/5143/web-screen-scraping-with-python-to-populate-sql-server-tables/

Step 3:

my stats

stat1 stat 2 stat3
stats go here stats go here 1600
stats go here stats go here 12
stats go here stats go here 1

other's stats

Tables Are Cool
col 3 is stats go here 1600
stats go here stats go here 12
stats go here stats go here 1

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1. scrape an API for data via python (newest language I'm learning, open to suggestions) 2. paste that information into a sql database (possibly PostgreSQL or suggestion of better SQL application) 3. transpose that scraped information from the sql tables into separate tables (my stats vs. pro stats) in a react site using material ui

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