Your automation experience
- Thread starter kuzuryu71
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I have lots of tools to automatic or semi automatic tasks for jobs or tasks for me some I made myself as well or I sometimes buy other people software for example Scrapebox allows me to do so many things without me doing much work to make big things happen often.
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Automation is the best way to go but some tools crash annoying
mishaq
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- Apr 19, 2013
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I use automatization for all task, where it is possible, its is save my time!
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Python, C#
.RoyalPartners
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Automation really makes it possible to free up your time for other things
dragonguy4
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Me too. However instead of from scratch, normally using 3rd party like iMacros, winautomation, etc for more convenient approachI use automatization for all task, where it is possible, its is save my time!
Python, C#
Bronsonc
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I use BAS + regular clicker
- Mar 22, 2013
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Automation is awesome. I automate everything i can.
For example, i automated a website so that when i open it, if im not logged in, the script ticks the "Remember me" button and then clicks the "Login" button.
Someone might say its a ridiculous thing to automate, but saves me a second and a click, i love it... and need it...
Id automate a helluva lot more than i do, but i dont have the coding/technical skills and knowledge to automate large and complex operations. And the people that do usually charge an arm and a leg, and in the end you still need them for every little change or update. No good.
For example, i automated a website so that when i open it, if im not logged in, the script ticks the "Remember me" button and then clicks the "Login" button.
Someone might say its a ridiculous thing to automate, but saves me a second and a click, i love it... and need it...
Id automate a helluva lot more than i do, but i dont have the coding/technical skills and knowledge to automate large and complex operations. And the people that do usually charge an arm and a leg, and in the end you still need them for every little change or update. No good.
Machairodont
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I prefer to write my own scripts mainly in python, and if needed in python with selenium.
check out my intro for [python & selenium] here: https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/python-selenium-an-intro-into-browser-automation.1361490/
check out my intro for [python & selenium] here: https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/python-selenium-an-intro-into-browser-automation.1361490/
ATuringtest
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- Mar 8, 2019
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I spend a good 4 - 5 hours a day writing python scripts to automate things. Its what I like to do the most because i'm a lazy bastard
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ATuringtest
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No I do, I cant stand repetitive tasks, I'll spend hours looking for a python rep to do a certain little job that would only take me 5 mins if i did it manually each day lol But that's me, I absolutely love to take a shitty task and automate it.Lazy bastard says what?
Machairodont
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I would too like to use my programing skills to commercialize tools I make, Can you please share how to commercialize them? Thanks