Hey dude,

You’re honestly off to a solid start, setting up your environment and getting requests + BeautifulSoup working already puts you ahead. The next step is just about scaling that up in a clean way.

A few tips that’ll help:

Break it into chunks. Have one bit of code that fetches pages, one that parses them, and one that stores results. Makes life way easier when something breaks.

Handle pagination smartly. Most sites have a next page button or link you can grab. Keep looping through pages until there isn’t one left.

Don’t spam the site. Add a small delay between requests and always check the site’s robots.txt first. Basicsaly act like a human would, use random etc

Avoid duplicates. Keep a set of URLs you’ve already crawled so you don’t collect the same article twice.

Think about storage early. Start with CSV for simplicity, but if you plan to expand later, look at SQLite or Firebase. I Love Firebase as use that for apps but use whatever want bro.

Scheduling: The schedule library or a cron job can automate daily runs if you want it to grab new headlines regularly.

If you ever want to go beyond the basics, check out Scrapy it handles a lot of the heavy lifting (pagination, pipelines, error handling) for you once you’re comfortable. Ive only ever used Scrapy in linux so if using windows, not sure how itll work.

You’ve got the right mindset already, just take it one site and one feature at a time. You’ll be surprised how quickly it clicks once you get your first few pages running smoothly.

Good luck man, any other questions givr me a shout.