by Calista | Jan 29, 2018 | #LearnByDoing, Data Analytics, Python
I’m so excited to share my newest project with you guys! I first learned about Morning Pages when I stumbled upon Elizabeth Gilbert’s Big Magic’s reviews on Amazon. One thing led to another – I was brought to this book called The Artist’s...
by Calista | Jan 6, 2018 | #LearnByDoing, Data Analytics, Python
Following up my previous post on updating your tweets from your terminal, I wanted to determine how the public feels about the #MeToo movement on Twitter that was recently rekindled by actress Alyssa Milano. To do that, I needed to use some kind of text analyzer for...
by Calista | Jan 5, 2018 | #LearnByDoing, Data Analytics, Python
I was in this Digital Marketing group on Facebook and a lot of members were talking about parsing websites to obtain potential customer information. But before diving deep into scraping Facebook Groups or LinkedIn, I wanted to make sure I understood the fundamentals...
by Calista | Jan 4, 2018 | #LearnByDoing, Data Analytics, Python
WOOHOO! Worked on this for about 4-5 hours (beginner’s syndrome *shrug*) and finally exported my first csv file successfully with Tweets, Polarity and Subjectivity. Also added a little perky URL column at the back so my tweet column doesn’t look too messy and...
by Calista | Jan 3, 2018 | #LearnByDoing, Data Analytics, Python
I just tweeted! Out of nowhere. Had to regenerate my consumer and access tokens so many times for my python code to be working on my terminal. It finally showed to be working when my code successfully printed out my twitter username! View the code on Gist. Ended up...
