My first experience was with Microsoft Office, but later it became necessary to develop cross-platform solutions, so the choice fell on OpenOffice. User is able to generate his own templates in the Office without the help of a developer. The easiest way is to create document templates in Office software like Libre/OpenOffice. I have had such tasks in the following projects: I mean the real end user, not other developer or a system administrator. I am attempting to pull multiple sources to data using my financial knowledge with neuro networking to build an extremely accurate application.From time to time, I have tasks to generate reports or other documents for users. You can try using beautifulsou4 to webscrape if you want to try getting live data free. I built an app using it, but at this time with the early stage of my development I am not ready to pay for it.
But IexCloud is probably what your looking for(although iex is a paid service) especially if you want more of the in-depth data. I have been testing out yahoo-finance and yfinance, which both can be pip installed. I am going to be taking it a step further than all of the other people trying to do the same thing. Whats up Piton, I am in the Financial Industry and learning Python for finance also. Secondly, then, to do what I am looking for, what should my path be? Learning Python, learning to use the API. It's not something that would be limited by python itself.Thank you for your reply!Īt this point a question arises spontaneously: is there a universally recognized stock market data source to interface better with Python and to be very valid when speaking of the amount of data available in it? How far back in time goes your data depends on your source. More over as far as I know LibreOffice provide API to use python as scripting language.
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