Dev: Added readme to adminpanel

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+# new admin panel
+
+## whats new?
+
+### sidebar rendering
+
+* sidebar is now rendered via vuejs2
+* based on vuex state management
+* menus and entries will be collected via ajax
+* questiongroups and questions are also collected by ajax
+* sidebar is now resizeable by dragging
+* maximum size: 50% of screen
+
+### menus and menuentries
+
+* new system for editing and creating menuentries in the sidebar and the quickmenu
+* menus and entries are now items in the database and can be user and/or surveyspecific
+* integrated menu positions are side, collapsed, top and bottom
+* custom menus are possible, but not yet integrated
+* nested menus are possible, but not yet integrated
+
+### admin settings
+
+* admin general settings removed and uncluttered
+* new menuentries for the different settings
+* new survey wizard -> creating a new survey is now easier
+* editing surveys is mostly pjaxed -> reduced loading time
+
+### roadmap
+
+* question and questiongroup editing will be simplified and compressed
+* switch between simple and advanced editing.
+* sidemenu will be bound to current status, giving the rendering more flexibility
+* topbar and bottombar will be integrated for custom menus and
+
+## developement instructions
+
+### nodejs
+
+Please make sure you have nodejs and npm installed
+
+### install requirements
+
+Please run `npm install` while in this folder
+All necessary packages will be installed.
+
+### compiling assets
+
+#### webpack
+
+Webpack compiles the javascript assets and the inline styles of the vue-components.
+
+It is run with the command `webpack` or `webpack --watch` for watching changes and automatically recompiling on change.
+
+#### gulp
+
+Gulp is used for compiling the SCSS and compiling the production version of the javascript
+
+To compile the SCSS gun `gulp sass` or `gulp sass:watch` for watching changes and recompiling on change.
+
+To create a production ready version of the javascript files run `gulp compress`.
+