Added blog for mobile testing frameworks comparison

[grgprarup]

In this PR, the blog for comparison of mobile test automation frameworks is added.
The comparison is done between popular testing frameworks like:

• Appium
• Selendroid
• XCUITest
• Espresso
• Calabash

[koebel]

I like the format of your blogpost with pros & cons tables for each of the frameworks you’ve selected and recommendations about when to use.

As a reader I would also be keen to get more hands on examples about how to get started in addition to this overview, like the things you shared in the second part of your internal training. Are you considering to do add this – maybe in a separate blog post?

[grgprarup]

I like the format of your blogpost with pros & cons tables for each of the frameworks you’ve selected and recommendations about when to use.

As a reader I would also be keen to get more hands on examples about how to get started in addition to this overview, like the things you shared in the second part of your internal training. Are you considering to do add this – maybe in a separate blog post?

Adding examples and setting up things will make this blog too long. We can make a separate blog for a setup and an example for each tool.

[koebel]

It seems like the end of this sentence got missing...

[grgprarup]

That comma is intended and the following question will connect with that. I want to keep it like that.

[koebel]

I guess this is the introduction of the screenshot then? From a reader perspective and a grammar point of view it feels like something is missing because in English sentences usually have a subject and don't end with a comma.

[koebel]

What about something like

Suggested change

	numerous [options available](https://www.google.com/search?q=test+automation+frameworks+for+mobile+applications),
	there are numerous [options available](https://www.google.com/search?q=test+automation+frameworks+for+mobile+applications):

?

[grgprarup]

The intended sentence is like this However, with numerous options available, how do you choose the right one?

[koebel]

I think it would be much clearer for the reader if your write that sentence as suggested above in one line. It's up to you to decide if it's better to have this line before or after the screenshot. And feel free to use or or similar tags if you want to highlight the second part of the sentence (how do you choose the right one?)

[grgprarup]

I will keep the order of the sentence and image as it is. I have removed the use of H5.

[koebel]

That's fine. However, this line is still not a proper sentence... As a reader I find it very confusing that this sentence doesn't have a subject and is ending with the comma.

[koebel]

Adding examples and setting up things will make this blog too long. We can make a separate blog for a setup and an example for each tool.

Sounds like a good idea, do you want to start with one about Appium? @grgprarup

[grgprarup]

Adding examples and setting up things will make this blog too long. We can make a separate blog for a setup and an example for each tool.

Sounds like a good idea, do you want to start with one about Appium? @grgprarup

I haven't thought about that for now.

[grgprarup]

The PR #152 needs to be merged before this.

[koebel]

I haven't thought about that for now.

Hasn't Artur chatted with you on this? That would be an awesome way to document your research :) happy to chat in person - might be more suitable than through comments :)

[koebel]

I think it would be much clearer for the reader if your write that sentence as suggested above in one line. It's up to you to decide if it's better to have this line before or after the screenshot. And feel free to use or or similar tags if you want to highlight the second part of the sentence (how do you choose the right one?)

[koebel]

That's fine. However, this line is still not a proper sentence... As a reader I find it very confusing that this sentence doesn't have a subject and is ending with the comma.