The problem with the "United States" filtering resulting in no data is because this groupby eliminates the "United States" row since the StateName is NaN: price_grouped = median_listing_price_df.groupby('StateName').mean(numeric_only=True) If you add this line before it, then all works as expected: median_listing_price_df['StateName'] = median_listing_price_df['StateName'].fillna("") And great video! many thanks.
Hi Alex, Love your content! Quick question, how come you are not extracting the data directly from Zillow via API so that it automatically updates every month?
Wild guess here; it's easy to demo working with a static spreadsheet file. And the example-repo is future proofed from having to update it as zillow updates their API auth process.
I cant figure or understand why i can't just select the state in the filter, and my code is equal to yours :/ it just show the united states all the time, but if selecting the State on the right of the graph i can select them...
I personally like Alex's cadence, but totally fair point. pro tip: check out the "playback speed" option in the gear icon in the video. I set it to 0.75 when folks are talking to fast (and 1.5 when folks are talking too slow!)
You are such great human, who helps everyone who wants to change their career, wish you for good future 😊😊
Amazing video! Would be immensely useful to see how these can be deployed to a website? That’s my biggest concern rn
Please make a complete video on web scraping especially social media websites.
The problem with the "United States" filtering resulting in no data is because this groupby eliminates the "United States" row since the StateName is NaN:
price_grouped = median_listing_price_df.groupby('StateName').mean(numeric_only=True)
If you add this line before it, then all works as expected:
median_listing_price_df['StateName'] = median_listing_price_df['StateName'].fillna("")
And great video! many thanks.
Hi Alex, I hope you are doing good
Doing great! :D
Hi Alex, Love your content!
Quick question, how come you are not extracting the data directly from Zillow via API so that it automatically updates every month?
Wild guess here; it's easy to demo working with a static spreadsheet file. And the example-repo is future proofed from having to update it as zillow updates their API auth process.
What's next? Waiting eagerly
Next up is the AWS and Azure series to teach the cloud :)
So, what's better, Alex's boot camp or the Google Data Analyst Certificate?
In shiny will I be able to connect a dataset to display on a website?
Yep! We work through that in this video :)
I cant figure or understand why i can't just select the state in the filter, and my code is equal to yours :/ it just show the united states all the time, but if selecting the State on the right of the graph i can select them...
how Shiny is compared to streamlit?
great content
What’s going on , why voice is too fast in your all videos
I personally like Alex's cadence, but totally fair point. pro tip: check out the "playback speed" option in the gear icon in the video. I set it to 0.75 when folks are talking to fast (and 1.5 when folks are talking too slow!)
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