>First, there is no such thing as "TDD developers" :D and yes, developers should write end-to-end tests. Also, developers should test code manually! In princip

>First, there is no such thing as "TDD developers" :D and yes, developers should write end-to-end tests. Also, developers should test code manually! In principle I'm a fan of TDD. In practice, most environments are "agile" and require so many and such frequent fundamental design changes that even well developed tests become irrelevant/incompatible and only create a hindrance to development, including interacting with the testing infrastructure as well (as if developers didn't have enough to do already, they're often also taking care of devops, QA, product owner, and project management). Quick and dirty frequent manual testing on whatever you're developing is typically often the best you can get away with.