Developers Should Drive Their E2E Tests to Cypress

Written by idosal | Published 2020/05/14
Tech Story Tags: software-engineering | software-testing | cypress | javascript | programming | coding | test-driven-development | full-stack-development

TLDR Many companies do not offer their developers the tools to write end-to-end (E2E) tests. In many companies, these tests are the domain of software automation engineers. The advantages of developer-driven E2E testing are clear: It encourages and improves the adoption of Test-Driven Development, with its numerous benefits. In their own words: "Our mission is to build a thriving, thriving, testing makes an enjoyable developer experience and testing an enjoyable and enjoyable process that works"via the TL;DR App
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Written by idosal | Sloth by day; Developer by night
Published by HackerNoon on 2020/05/14
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