Updated README with async information

README.md

@@ -15,7 +15,19 @@ See the [Wiki](https://github.com/saasbook/coursequestionbank/wiki).
 
 ## Running or Testing Locally
 
-You need to run a Solr process during local development (or Cloud9 for those who used it). So `bundle exec sunspot-solr start -p 8983` to start and `bundle exec sunspot-solr stop` to stop (basically the steps in `.travis.yml`). And the config in `sunspot.yml` should enable the app to connect properly.
+You need to run a Solr process during local development (or Cloud9 for those who used it). So after cloning the repository, run:
+`git fetch --all`
+`git checkout fall2017_features`
+`bundle install --without production` 
+Now, on two new terminals, run `redis-server` and `bundle exec sidekiq -q high` respectively.
+Returning to the first terminal, run:
+`rake all`
+`rake features`
+`rake spec`
+`rake run`
+to start the application. To see your application running on Cloud 9, run:
+`rails s -b $IP -p $PORT`
+To stop the application, run `bundle exec sunspot-solr stop` (basically the steps in `.travis.yml`). And the config in `sunspot.yml` should enable the app to connect properly.
 
 When running locally, you can click the "Dev Login" button and login as either `saas` (Instructor privilege) or `saas-admin` (Admin privilege) with no password needed.