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Added support for Jekyll and Angular #3

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closes #1
closes #2

This creates a vagrant file that will allow for quick and easy development for ruby, jekyll, angular, and nodejs

I apologize for clearing two issues in one, but Bundler requires node, so I figured just do both issues.

Please test and we can pull this in!

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torch2424 added 10 commits May 3, 2016 17:17
Going to be optimized for just jekyll for now
Since we are simply focused on jekyll currently. Now testing the box
That way we can access the vagrant when serving jekyll
Added files to support apache and things
Also, added a nice little welcome to banner, and added bundle gem to be installed
Node i required by the bundles in the jekyll site, so I added node support
they didnt work :(
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@torch2424 thanks man you are the best
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davidnuon commented May 4, 2016

Sweet :)

This is almost ready to merge, please put config files in a different folder as opposed to the root directory. This will make it easier when I write tests.

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@davidnuon Like make the mount point the root, and put config files in a "vagrantConfig" folder?

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@karimamer Thanks dude haha! nice .gif

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torch2424 commented May 6, 2016

@davidnuon So I am going to do the following structure

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    -.git
    -.gitignore
    -.vagrant
    -html
            --HOSTEDFILESHERE
    -vagrantConfig
            --ApacheConfigfiles,Ubuntuconfigfiles,Bashinput,etc....
    -Vagrantfile
    -bootstrap.sh

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@davidnuon I made your changes, this should be good to go :)

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poproar commented Jun 4, 2016

I have done a vagrant up on my windows box and so far so good. I was going to pull in the jekyll site and wondering what happens when I put it in html to work with the repo. Won't I have some sort of circular git issue?

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