### You can now either connect to the dedicated VM Backend, or use your local backend instead for development. Instructions for each are starting up each are below:
###Case 1: You're running your local backend/databases
####1. Set up backend- run npm start local in /backend-server
####2. Launch frontend expo- run StartupLocal.ps1 from /scripts
####Note: Ensure that your Postgres Tables are up to date if there has been any commits by running the ''TableAndMockData_loader.sql' script. More instructions for that in the following section 'Recent Postgres Updates'
###Case 2: You're using the VM databases and server
####1. Connect to the ODU CS VPN
####2. Start frontend, and connect to VM server- run StartupRemote.ps1 from /scripts
###Case 1: You're running your local backend/databases
####1. Set up backend- run npm start local in /backend-server
####2. Launch frontend expo- run StartupLocal.ps1 from /scripts
####Note: Ensure that your Postgres Tables are up to date if there has been any commits by running the ''TableAndMockData_loader.sql' script. More instructions for that in the following section 'Recent Postgres Updates'
###Case 2: You're using the VM databases and server
####1. Connect to the ODU CS VPN
####2. Start frontend, and connect to VM server- run StartupRemote.ps1 from /scripts
