DOC: add different building/installation patterns

Author: MichanolNathan

README.md

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 Master project : Online development environment
+# Summary
+* If you want to install our latest release click [here](#release-installation-guide)
+* If you want  to set up our project from scratch using our vagrant click [here](#vagrant-installation-guide)
+* If you want to set up our project without vagrant click [here](#vagrantless-installation-guide) 
+# Release installation guide
+* You need <a href="http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/jre8-downloads-2133155.html">Java 8+</a> and <a href="https://nodejs.org/en/">NodeJS 9+</a>.
+* You can install Code&Chill <a href="https://github.com/CodeChillAlluna/code-chill/releases">here</a>.
+* Go to your spring repository : `cd ./spring`
+* Run the command : `java -jar spring-0.1.0.jar`
+* And then : `npm install serve`
+* To run the server : `serve -s client` 
+* You can go to <a href="http://localhost:5000/">http://localhost:5000/</a> on your browser to access to your terminal.
 
-# Installation guide
+# Vagrant installation guide
 ## Environment installation
 ### Requirements
 * **Vagrant** is needed, you can download it here : 
@@ -32,19 +44,38 @@ Choose either of the solutions:
 - Reload the VM: `vagrant reload`
 - Delete the VM: `vagrant destroy`
 - Verify packages are up to date: `vagrant provision`
+# Vagrantless installation guide
+## Environment installation
+### Requirements
+You will find all our project dependancies in `install/install.sh``
+### Download
+Choose either of the solutions:
+- Cloning the repository : `git clone https://github.com/CodeChillAlluna/code-chill.git`
+- Downloading the repository : `https://github.com/CodeChillAlluna/code-chill/archive/master.zip`
 
-## Usage
-## Usage
+# Usage
+## Spring
 ### Build Spring
-To build Spring ,  you will have to use the following command lines : 
+To build Spring, you will have to use the following command lines : 
+
+1. `cd src/spring` : will place you in the source dictionnary.
+2. `sh mvnw clean package` : will compile java files to create a runnable jar package.
+3. `cd target` : will place you in the build dictionnary of the project.
+4. `java -jar spring-0.0.1-SNAPSHOT.jar` : will launch the Spring project, depending on what you are using the version might not always be "0.0.1".
+### Run Spring
+To run Spring in development mode, you will have to use the following command lines : 
+1. `cd src/spring` : will place you in the source dictionnary.
+2. `sh mvnw spring-boot:run`: will compile the source code and launch the spring server
 
-1. cd src/spring : will place you in the source dictionnary.
-2. sh mvnw clean package : will compile java files to create a runnable jar package.
-3. cd target : will place you in the build dictionnary of the project.
-4. java -jar spring-0.0.1-SNAPSHOT.jar : will launch the Spring project, depending on what you are using the version might not always be "0.0.1".
+##  React
 ### Build React
-To build React  ,  you will have to use the following command lines : 
-1. cd src/client : will place you in the source dictionnary.
-2. sudo yarn install : will install if they are missing and update the dependencies of the project.
-2. yarn build : will build the project.
-3. serve -s build : will launch the project properly.
+To build React, you will have to use the following command lines : 
+1. `cd src/client` : will place you in the source dictionnary.
+2. `sudo yarn install` : will install if they are missing and update the dependencies of the project.
+3. `yarn build` : will build the project.
+4. `serve -s build` : will launch the project properly.
+### Run React
+To run react in development mode, you will have to use the following command lines : 
+1. `cd src/client` : will place you in the source dictionnary.
+2. `sudo yarn install` : will install if they are missing and update the dependencies of the project.
+3. `yarn start`: will check your code validity and launch the node server.