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@Antonio-Laguna Antonio-Laguna commented Feb 23, 2017

This release is a special one since it sets up in the path of a better development environment. Although it's far from
perfect, it's a solid beginning.

All the code has been migrated from jQuery with ES5 to vanilla JavaScript with ES2015 (or ES6) and is fully modular.
This means that WebSlides is a base module with a solid API (few public methods) and
it's extended by plugins. This leads to more granularity and less code to dive through while fixing a
bug.

The benefit from this approach is that now it's really easy to extend WebSlides to achieve what you need. You can also
overwrite current plugins. Say you don't like the current navigation with arrows and want to create a menu instead, you
can just write that for yourself with your custom needs and register it as nav and it will overwrite our nav with
your code.

It will also allow us to develop custom solutions faster such as PDF exporting or Markdown support. Stay tuned!

We hope this leads to a better environment in which WebSlides can grow better.

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Fixes #25 #34 #35

# Conflicts:
#	CHANGELOG.md
#	README.md
#	demos/classes.html
#	demos/components.html
#	demos/index.html
#	demos/keynote.html
#	demos/landings.html
#	demos/portfolios.html
#	demos/why-webslides.html
#	index.html
#	static/css/base.css
#	static/js/webslides.js
@jlantunez jlantunez merged commit 8ac52b4 into webslides:master Feb 23, 2017
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