Meet the Scrapy community

Getting involved

If you want to get involved and contribute with patches or documentation, start by reading this quick guide. All development happens on the Scrapy GitHub project.

You can join the Scrapy Discord server to chat with other Scrapy users and developers.

The Scrapy official subreddit is the best place to share cool articles, spiders, Scrapy extensions and whatnots.

Collaboration at any level is also encouraged there, so feel free to start a discussion, ask for code reviews and advices for your projects.

Join the Extract Data Community Discord Server, a vibrant network where seasoned experts and newcomers alike share a passion for data.

Immerse yourself in a continuous learning experience through webinars, and workshops led by industry leaders and with an extensive resource library and supportive forums, tackle challenges effectively and stay updated on the latest trends in data extraction and web scraping.

Your contributions here don't just add to the dialogue; they help shape the future of data innovation.

If you are looking for support or troubleshooting, the scrapy tag at Stack Overflow is your best friend. There's a healthy community built around it with thousands of questions and many regular contributors.

Go ahead and ask your question there.

IRC Channel

If Discord is not for you, you can also join the #scrapy IRC Channel at Libera.Chat to chat with other Scrapy users and developers, via browser or any IRC client.

Follow Scrapy on Twitter to be notified of project progress, people using it, blog mentions, job offers, and other Scrapy news.

You can join the Telegram Russian Community to chat with other Scrapy users and developers, via link. There are mostly Russian-speaking devs.