"he made a rails app while working for us so the rails app he made after quitting is ours. I can tell from the file structure and from having seen many rails a

"he made a rails app while working for us so the rails app he made after quitting is ours. I can tell from the file structure and from having seen many rails apps in my time." - made up person I find it hard to agree with your first paragraph. Particularly regarding file structure. I assume there's 1000s of public github.com repos with exactly the same structure as OP's. I say it's not IP at all, let alone IP you can take from an employee... but I don't know. Anyway can you elaborate on the e2e example or point to a reference? I am doing e2e testing for a large company. One major question is, can they stop me from doing e2e testing at another company? Either from an IP angle or a non-compete angle? The company is a widget maker, not in the business of e2e testing.