These usually run very slow and are therefore not suitable for TTD in my opinion. e2e tests could make the tester’s life easier, not the developer’s (unless h

These usually run very slow and are therefore not suitable for TTD in my opinion. e2e tests could make the tester’s life easier, not the developer’s (unless he’s also the tester). I usually only write e2e tests to reproduce bugs I cannot find the cause of, followed by debugging and writing individual unit tests for related code. And I write some very basic happy-flow e2e tests. “Does the homepage render a 200 ok?” Kinda tests