This script it's about web scraping and uses this website (which provides passports data) to tell you if your Country's passport needs a visa or not to visit a certain country. Check out the script in action

This script is a tool for generating secure passwords and storing them safely. Users can generate passwords and crypting them using a master password this is used to crypt each password. The crypted strings are stored in a CSV file. Similarly, when the user wants to Check out his passwords he has to type the master password in order to have the content of the CSV file decrypted. Moreover, users can have multiple passwords storages for passwords belonging to different contexts. Check out the script in action Check out the code on Github

Have you ever wondered if you there were a way to buy each year the latest iPhone and spending less than changing it every 2 years?

Well, there is and it's very simple, you just buy the latest iPhone every year (in the same price range) and you sell the one you already have on Swappie. In this way you will pay the new iPhone around 10-15% the official price. Because iPhones are devices which keep their value and have a huge second hand market. This script proves this assumption and tells you how much you would save by implementing this approach.

To create this script I retrieved second hand iPhone prices from Swappie using web scraping with BeautifulSoup4 (BS4). Then, I wrote the logic to calculate the cumulative savings. I structured the whole codebase using Object Oriented Programming when I wanted to write more modular and maintainable code. Moreover, I used procedural programming while setting up the command line interface, in which code modularity and maintainability was not the main goal.

This script is a quiz game of the most famous quotes from the international literature. I retrieved quotes and authors from This scrapable website. In order to implement web scraping, I used a library called Scrapy which provides a more scalable way to do web scraping by creating scraping scripts which operates as microservices. Check out the script in action