I'm planning on introducing e2e test in my startup.
My success criteria is high ROI. Meaning creating, running and debugging tests is fast and easy and the tests are not flaky.<p>I understand that those criterias can be achieved with any tool if you know how to properly architect the environment and use the tool, but to me it's a failure of a tool if it can only be properly used by the experts.
I'm not an expert by any means in e2e.<p>So which tool sets me up for success the most by default?
It depends on your stack and app type, but I had great experience with Ghost Inspector <a href="https://ghostinspector.com/" rel="nofollow">https://ghostinspector.com/</a>
Depends a lot on the application tech stack. A generic tool is usually the worst idea. Further, I would recommend writing tests along the axis of minimum change.