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(Hope this is OK.) (I removed the "and " from Jeana's entry to make it just a simple list, so the next person added doesn't require the entry before to be modified each time.)
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Just a gentle poke on this one? :) |
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Re-poke? |
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Poke noted. I will handle these when I have a free brain cell. |
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I know the feeling :) Let me know if there's anything I can do to help. |
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I'm considering moving htmlparsing.com over to GitHub Pages. Ever done anything with them? |
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I haven't, but that would seem a fairly sane choice. I'd be happy to assist if you want a helper. Seems that setting it up is essentially just adding a gh-pages branch containing the content, then to point the domain at it once happy with how it looks, following https://help.github.com/articles/setting-up-a-custom-domain-with-github-pages/ |
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I think it worth showing an example of how easy HTML::TableExtract makes it to scrape data from HTML tables - I find that scraping tabular data is a fairly common requirement.