Added dockerfiles for front and backend#43
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Thank you for containerizing this will make development across different os so much easier
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Super basic .dockerignore file grabbed from stackoverflow.
Created dockerfiles for front and backend and an overall compose file in case we want to add additional services like Redis, our own MongoDB instance, etc.