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With this setup, whenever you change the content of ambari-web files (under ambari-vagrant/ambari/) on the host machine, brunch will pick up changes in the background and update ambari-vagrant/ambari/ambari-web/public.  Because of the symbolic link, the changes are automatically picked up by Ambari Server.  All you have to do is hit refresh on the browser to see the frontend code changes reflected.

Not seeing code changes as expected?  If you have run the maven command to build Ambari previously, you will see files called app.js.gz and vendor.js.gz under the public folder.  You need to delete these files for the frontend code changes to be effective, as the app.js.gz and vendor.js.gz files take precedence over app.js and vendor.js, respectively.