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README.md

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 # taskbuffer
-Flexible task organization for gulp.
+Flexible task organization for gulp. TypeScript ready!
 
 ## Status
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 ## Concepts 
 
-#### Task
+### class `Task`
 * A Task in its most simple form is a function that is executed when the task runs.
 * A Task can have a **preTask** and an **afterTask**
   (those are run before or after the main function whenever the task is called)
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 * Task.triggered() is an Observable stream that emits events every time a task call is called and every time a call is completed.
 * Task is compatible to gulp streams.
 
-#### Taskchain
+### class `TaskChain`
-* Multiple Tasks can be combined in a bigger task using a Taskchain. Taskchain extends Task.
+* Multiple Tasks can be combined in a bigger task using a Taskchain.
+* Taskchain extends Task.
+* While the tasks are async in themselve, TaskChain **runs Tasks serialized** (one after the other)
+* that means that tasks can rely on each other and 
 
+### class `TaskParallel`
+* like TaskChain, however **tasks run in parallel**
+* Tasks cannot rely on each other
+
+### Usage
+We highly recommend TypeScript as this module supports **TypeScript intellisense**.
+```
+import * as taskbuffer from "taskbuffer";
+
+myTask = new taskbuffer.Task({
+  name:"myTask1",
+  taskFunction:() => {
+    //do some stuff and return promise
+  }
+})
+```

package.json

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 {
   "name": "taskbuffer",
   "version": "0.1.0",
-  "description": "manage triggers and execution of tasks with promises",
+  "description": "Flexible task organization for gulp. TypeScript ready!",
   "main": "dist/index.js",
   "scripts": {
     "test": "(npmts)"