michael99
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I recently learned more about end-to-end testing and its role in delivering high-quality software. From what I understand, it goes beyond unit or integration testing by validating entire user workflows — for example, signing up, processing a payment, or completing a checkout flow — in the same way a real user would.
However, I’m curious about how other developers and teams approach E2E testing in real projects:
Would love to hear your experiences, tips, and best practices!
However, I’m curious about how other developers and teams approach E2E testing in real projects:
- Why do teams invest in end-to-end testing, even if they already have unit and integration tests?
- What are the real benefits you’ve seen from using E2E testing in your workflow?
- Which tools or frameworks have you found effective? (e.g., Cypress, Playwright, Selenium)
- How do you deal with challenges such as slow test execution or flaky tests?
- Finally, how do you integrate E2E testing into your CI/CD pipeline?
Would love to hear your experiences, tips, and best practices!