Merge pull request #45 from codeforsanjose/ISSUE-#44

ISSUE-#44: purdy

README.md

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 # Find a Home
 
 The Find a Home project is an effort by a group within Code for San Jose to provide mobile and web applications that make finding affordable housing in the Bay Area not only easy but also moderately fun.
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 Since fancy webapps like Zillow and Padmapper lack rent controlled listings and Social Serve is not on par with with said fancy webapps, Find a Home's goal is to provide a web and mobile application that serves the community - all while being really, really good looking.
 
+# Sneak peek
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+There is a staging server that lives [here](http://199.245.57.129/). Due to the rapid pace of development, it may be broken at any time so keep that in mind - sorry.
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 ## Tech
 
 Both the mobile and web applications will be powered by a Rails based API that serves up rental listings within Santa Clara county, with the initial listings being crawled from the Social Serve website. The API conforms to the JSON:API standard and will use Swagger to both document the API and provide SDK generation for various languages.