sometimes I do TDD for modules that are simultaneously developed for both frontend and backend (nodeJS) This way I can mostly stay in the frontend where the to

sometimes I do TDD for modules that are simultaneously developed for both frontend and backend (nodeJS) This way I can mostly stay in the frontend where the tooling is better and the results are more visual, but still be confident that I don't violate the proper abstraction that the backend requires. Kinda like predefining the shared module contract between front- and backend and forcing myself not to forget about it when in the (frontend) flow