Joel

Ran into this importing the linkedin module due to the older exception handling syntax. I see the `__future__` module used in this file so it looks like python 3 compatibility...

@luisberns you might want to try taking a look at this fork which looks like has some updates for Python 3 compatibility. https://github.com/HootsuiteLabs/python-linkedin-v2 Even that fork's setup.py lists the latest...

@luisberns the docstring on that function suggests that it will print an authorization url. Looking at the code you pasted, you can see that is the case. ``` app =...

@luisberns the `parse_qs` function takes the query-string portion of a URL and returns a dictionary. For example, for the URL `https://www.google.com/search?q=tesla`, `q=tesla` is the query-string. The function would take query-string...

@luisberns this is how it looks to me: 1. `quick_api()` prints the URL you that you have to open in the browser to log in. 2. After it prints, it...

Whoops, looks like I reported this on Issue #115 but this is the same thing. Looks like we're trying to use Python 3 with something that was written for Python...