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Which programming language do you usually use for automating websites in 2026?

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Adtecarmp

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Hi all,

I’ve been trying out some small automation projects, like grabbing data from websites, auto-filling forms, and posting stuff automatically.

I’m wondering — which scripting language do you like best for this kind of work now, and why? Python was super popular before, but I’ve been noticing more people using JavaScript and Go lately.
 
Just start with **Make** or **N8n** — you’ll pick up coding while using them and make things way easier.

Watch YouTube → try it on Make → watch more YouTube → test again on Make → repeat, and you could end up automating hundreds of projects.
 
Adtecarmp said:
Hi all,

I’ve been trying out some small automation projects, like grabbing data from websites, auto-filling forms, and posting stuff automatically.

I’m wondering — which scripting language do you like best for this kind of work now, and why? Python was super popular before, but I’ve been noticing more people using JavaScript and Go lately.
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The kind of coding language you use usually doesn’t matter. What really matters is doing the same thing again and again until you get good at it. You can already tell a browser what to do using CDP. If things feel hard, you can use a tool like Playwright or Puppeteer to help you out. The best plan is to stick with one language, practice it a lot, and get really good at it. I hope this makes things clearer.

If you want to automate a lot of things at once, it’s smart to choose Node.js or Python. These two work really well for many jobs. Python has lots of tools that are taken care of and updated often. Node.js is also very strong and flexible. With them, you can collect data, talk to APIs, and do many other cool things. Some people are starting to use Go more, but it’s usually best to stay with tools that already work great. You can even make a simple control panel to manage everything. Using JavaScript or Python is a safe and smart choice.
 
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