The advantages of using open source test tools

Why is open source important

Open-source testing tools have quickly improved the way software is tested. Thanks to transparency and cooperation in the community, the tools are rapidly developing and consistently aligned with customer requirements.

Large projects such as Selenium and JMeter are today a global standard that allows us to choose the most effective solution for our clients in the field of free tools. The combination of these tools and many years of experience with them guarantees the quality we can promise in butteland.

The most used test tools

Jmeter

A tool designed to analyse and measure the performance of web applications, APIs, and services. Used for load testing, stress testing, and performance monitoring.

Selenium, CIPRES

Tools designed to automate end-to-end testing of web applications in a real browser. Used to verify user flows, detect UI regressions, and support reliable automated testing.

Postman

A collaboration tool used to build, test, and document APIs and web services. Designed to streamline request creation, response validation, and team workflows.

SoapUI

A tool designed for testing SOAP and REST web services. Used to validate API behaviour, responses, and integrations through functional tests. An open-source automation framework designed for acceptance testing and keyword-driven testing. Used to create readable test cases and extend automation through libraries.

Robot Framework

An open-source automation framework designed for acceptance testing and keyword-driven testing. Used to create readable test cases and extend automation through libraries.

Playwright

A modern tool designed for automated end-to-end testing of web applications across browsers. Used for fast, stable UI testing of modern web interfaces.

Benefits of open source tools

Free or modest

Constant improvement

Do what you need

Independent test tools