Added screenshots & updated README

Author: Alexandru Vladutu

README.md

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+## What's this?
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+ClientManager is a sample CRUD application build with Backbone, RequireJS (2.0) and Twitter Bootstrap on the frontend. The backend part of the application uses Express.js and Mongoose (amongst other libraries).
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+<img src="https://github.com/alessioalex/ClientManager/raw/master/files/add_client.png" border="0" />
+<img src="https://github.com/alessioalex/ClientManager/raw/master/files/client_list.png" border="0" />
+
 ## Quick start
 
 - Make sure Node.js and NPM should be installed (I prefer to do it using NVM). This project was developed on Node 0.6.x.
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 - Configure the ports for the application (for multiple environments: dev, test, production) and also the settings for the MongoDB connection (you can either host MongoDB locally or try a free hosting provider such as MongoLab). The config data is in /config
 - Start the server:
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   a) Production
 
     npm start 
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   b) Development (note that if you want to load all the files uncompressed you should visit http://&lt;server&gt;:&lt;port&gt;/dev.html):
 
     node app.js

files/add_client.png

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     <h2>Get it up & running</h2>
     <p>Node.js and NPM need to be installed on your server/PC. Run "npm install ." on the command line (inside the project) to install the dependencies. Then make sure to configure the MongoDB connection details (/config/db.json) and other app settings (such as port). If you are running MongoDB with the default settings on localhost you won't need to change anything. When you're all set, run "npm start" and enjoy :)</p>
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