Spidering Hacks

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Spidering Hacks: 100 Industrial-Strength Tips and Tools is a book of tips about spidering software, software which traverses data on the internet cataloging the information it finds. The book was written by Kevin Hemenway and Tara Calishain (ISBN 0-596-05777-6). The book was published by O'Reilly in October 2003. Most programming examples are written in Perl.

[edit] Contributors

Many people contributed information for this book, including:

  • Jacek Artymiak
  • Chris Ball
  • Paul Bausch
  • Erik Benson
  • Adam Bregenzer
  • Daniel Biddle
  • Sean M. Burke
  • Simon Cozens
  • Rael Dornfest
  • William Eastler
  • Scot Fallin
  • Ben Hammersley
  • David Landgren
  • Andy Lester
  • James Linden
  • Niall Kennedy - Alexa to RSS reporting interface written in Java.
  • l.m.orchard
  • Sean B. Palmer
  • Ron Pacheco
  • Dean Peters
  • Richard Rose - This link needs disambiguation
  • Mads Toftum
  • Iain Truskett
  • Eric Vitiello

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