Maybe this isn't such a quick start, but it's the best I have right now. After the following steps are completed, you will have a working development version of the Trailer-Safeguard Django application connectable on [bikeshop-dev.local:8000/](http://bikeshop-dev.local:8000/).
Maybe this isn't such a quick start, but it's the best I have right now. After the following steps are completed, you will have a working development version of the Trailer-Safeguard Django application connectable on [bikeshop-dev.local:8000/](http://bikeshop-dev.local:8000/).
1. Make sure Virtualbox is installed and updated
1. Make sure Virtualbox is installed and updated ([https://www.virtualbox.org/](https://www.virtualbox.org/))
2. Make sure Vagrant is installed and updated
2. Make sure Vagrant is installed and updated ([https://www.vagrantup.com/](https://www.vagrantup.com/))
3. Verify *pip* is installed `which pip`
3. Verify *pip* is installed `which pip` (eg. using [http://brew.sh/](homebrew) `brew install pip`)
4. Verify *ansible* is installed `which ansible`
4. Verify *ansible* is installed `which ansible` (eg. using [http://brew.sh/](homebrew) `brew install ansible`)
5. 4. Verify *bower* is installed `which ansible` (eg. using [http://brew.sh/](homebrew) `brew install bower`)