Updated tutorial setup (markdown)

tutorial-setup.md

@@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ node configure-script.js
 docker-compose up --build
 ```
 
-Surprisingly, once you've installed git, nodejs, docker.io via your favourite package managers (and docker-compose via [various methods](https://docs.docker.com/compose/install/)) you'll be able to run things pretty easily.
+Surprisingly, once you've installed git, nodejs, docker.io via your favourite package managers, you'll be able to run things pretty easily.
 
 HOWEVER configure-script.js does do some heavy lifting before docker-compose - it generates three files:
 
@@ -137,33 +137,7 @@ To set up the microservices locally, you'll first need to download them (probabl
 
 Each one has it's own `configure-script.js` for independent deployment, but in this case copy the `.envdev` file to a new file called `.env` and fill out each field, ensuring that the line `SECRET_ACCESS` matches between every program (including the MERN-template).
 
-Next, you'll need to open the MERN-template's `webpack.config.js` file, and replace this:
-
-```
-new DefinePlugin({
-	'process.env': {
-		'PRODUCTION': production,
-		'NEWS_URI': production ? `"${process.env.NEWS_URI}"` : '"https://dev-news.krgamestudios.com"',
-		'AUTH_URI': production ? `"${process.env.AUTH_URI}"` : '"https://dev-auth.krgamestudios.com"',
-		'CHAT_URI': production ? `"${process.env.CHAT_URI}"` : '"https://dev-chat.krgamestudios.com"',
-	}
-}),
-```
-
-With the following (this point the client at the correct localhost ports; notice the change in HTTP protocol):
-
-```
-new DefinePlugin({
-	'process.env': {
-		'PRODUCTION': production,
-		'NEWS_URI': production ? `"${process.env.NEWS_URI}"` : '"http://localhost:3100"',
-		'AUTH_URI': production ? `"${process.env.AUTH_URI}"` : '"http://localhost:3200"',
-		'CHAT_URI': production ? `"${process.env.CHAT_URI}"` : '"http://localhost:3300"',
-	}
-}),
-```
-
-Finally, open a terminal for each project, point it to the project's directory and run `npm run dev`. Once each one reports that they're listening on a specific port (or when the MERN-template says it's finished compiling), then you can visit the local servers at `http://localhost:3001/`. 
+Finally, open a terminal for each project, point it to the project's directory and run `npm run dev` (or `npm run local` for the MERN-template). Once each one reports that they're listening on a specific port (or when the MERN-template says it's finished compiling), then you can visit the local servers at `http://localhost:3001/`. 
 
 From here, you can log into the default admin account if you chose to create one, create local accounts and post local news, etc.