Refactor of the 1.0 release, adds in AngularJS support, removes runtime dependencies, etc.

[mhayes]

Hey guys - this PR adds in a bunch of changes to the TwentyTwenty plugin. Most notably:

• Adds in support for AngularJS, so there is now a jQuery and AngularJS version
  • All common functionality has been moved into src/js/core.js to prevent too much redundant code in the different plugin versions
• Removes dependencies on external touch libraries (i.e. ngTouch for AngularJS or jquery.event.move for jQuery)
• Uses webpack for the build system resulting in a single JS file, there is no need to include a CSS in your project

I see this as the starting ground for a 2.0 release of the plugin. Would love to hear thoughts of other things that can be part of this release.

[rafibomb]

Awesome! Great work! We used Twenty Twenty recently in the Foundation for Emails blog post

I'll ask the engineers who are more knowledgeable than I to check it out!

[raphaeleidus]

hey @mhayes this is no longer mergeable.
When you first opened the PR you moved some files around, introducing a src folder, unfortunately you didn't use git mv so the diff shows as you deleting the entire file and the adding a new one, this destroys the history for the files so I wont be able to merge this even with it touched up to resolve conflicts. If you are still interested in what v2 could be let me know I think you have some great ideas here.

[mhayes]

Hey @raphaeleidus thanks for following up with me. I've actually switched over to using VueJS for most of my work these days (also ported TwentyTwenty to VueJS here: https://github.com/mhayes/vue-twentytwenty) so not looking to make any updates on this.

Cheers!

[raphaeleidus]

cool. that makes sense. I am definitely going to review this and pull some items from it. Thank you for the great work