README.md in buildem-0.0.4 vs README.md in buildem-0.0.5

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@@ -21,25 +21,25 @@ * Build'em supports a work queue, what does this mean? This means that you can run tasks concurrently, easily. Example: - unorderd do + unordered do queued_run "./some_task.sh" queued_run "./some_task1.sh" # All of these items will be executed at the same time queued_run "./some_task2.sh" end -*IMPORTANT* All queued\_run tasks must be inside of an unorderd block if you want them to run at the same time. If you use run for a task, it will block to complete. -That being said you can inject ordered tasks in the middle of unorderd tasks by using run instead of using qeueued_run if you wish to. +*IMPORTANT* All queued\_run tasks must be inside of an unordered block if you want them to run at the same time. If you use run for a task, it will block to complete. +That being said you can inject ordered tasks in the middle of unordered tasks by using run instead of using qeueued_run if you wish to. * Configuration -To set the worker amount for unorderd tasks before the unorderd block do $configuration.workers = 10 to get 10 nano-bots working for you. +To set the worker amount for unordered tasks before the unordered block do $configuration.workers = 10 to get 10 nano-bots working for you. Example: $configuration.workers = 5 - unorderd do + unordered do .... end This will give you 5 nano-bots for your unordered tasks