Optimizing Open Source Tools for Better Web Scraping

Akvilė Lūžaitė

Last updated on

2025-04-14

1 min read

With so many open source web scraping tools available, figuring out which ones to choose and how to fine-tune them for peak performance can eat up valuable development time. But it doesn’t have to be that way.

On April 30th, 2025, join our free webinar to discover how you can get the most out of open source tools and seamlessly integrate them with Oxylabs solutions to build a more efficient scraping infrastructure.

Why watch this webinar?

This webinar will feature designed practical tips, tool comparisons, and a showcase of the top open source tools. Here’s what you’ll learn:

How to optimize tools like Curl Cffi, Tls Client, and Patchright with Oxylabs Residential Proxies for peak performance.
Streamlining data validation and parsing with Great Expectations and OxyParser.
Live demonstrations showcasing tool optimization and integration best practices.

Meet the host

Tadas Gedgaudas, Senior Python Developer @ Oxylabs

From the very start of his software development career, Tadas has been deeply involved in web data extraction – his very first project was a web scraper. As of today, as a web scraping engineer, Tadas is product-minded and, one could say, obsessed with making software as performant as possible. He practices productivity tracking and also dedicates his free time to developing an open-source, ML-powered data parsing library.

Key details summed up

Format: Online webinar.

Date and time: April 30, 2025, 2 PM GMT.

Don’t miss this chance to upgrade your scraping infrastructure with proven, performance-driven techniques.

Whether you’re fine-tuning your current setup or exploring new tools, this webinar will provide you with practical knowledge you can apply right away.

About the author

Akvilė Lūžaitė

Junior Copywriter

Akvilė ventured from the very physical metal processing industry to a more abstract immaterial tech industry – and enjoys every second of it.

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