Add documentation on 'getting up and running' #67
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Some hopefully usefully instructions to help people get up and running. Re: Issue #34 On my machine I didn't need to install memcached to successfully install the local requirements. Re: Issue #39 I've linked to this issue for now. It would be good to remove the need for those steps and then this link can be removed.
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Add documentation on 'getting up and running'
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| Make sure that nodejs_ is installed. Then in the project root run:: | ||
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D'oh. I forgot about that. Maybe I should use Node more often? I'll patch that shortly. |
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😈 😈 |
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Ah, that’s a non-intuitive UI for me :) (I’d expect something like |
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Some hopefully useful instructions to help people get up and running, including usage of the new Grunt task.
Re: Issue #34 on my machine I didn't need to install memcached to successfully install the local requirements.
Re: Issue #39 I've linked to this issue for now. It would be good to remove the need for those steps and then this link can be removed.