README.markdown in simple_worker-0.3.10 vs README.markdown in simple_worker-0.3.11

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 Using Simple Worker
 
-1) Upload code
+Getting Started
+===============
 
-    simple_worker.upload
+Configure SimpleWorker
+----------------------
 
-2) Queue up a job for code to run
+You really just need your access keys.
 
-    simple_worker.queue
+    SimpleWorker.configure do |config|
+        config.access_key = ACCESS_KEY
+        config.secret_key = SECRET_KEY
+    end
 
-3) 
+Write a Worker
+--------------
 
+Here's an example worker that sends an email:
 
+    require 'simple_worker'
 
+    class EmailWorker < SimpleWorker::Base
+
+        attr_accessor :to, :subject, :body
+
+        # This is the method that will be run
+        def run
+            send_email(:to=>to, :subject=>subject, :body=>body)
+        end
+
+        def send_email
+            # Put sending code here
+        end
+    end
+
+Queue up your Worker
+--------------------
+
+Let's say someone does something in your app and you want to send an email about it.
+
+    worker = EmailWorker.new
+    worker.to = current_user.email
+    worker.subject = "Here is your mail!"
+    worker.body = "This is the body"
+    worker.queue
+
+Schedule your Worker
+--------------------
+
+There are two scenarios here, one is the scenario where you want something to happen due to a user
+action in your application. This is almost the same as queuing your worker.
+
+    worker = EmailWorker.new
+    worker.to = current_user.email
+    worker.subject = "Here is your mail!"
+    worker.body = "This is the body"
+    worker.schedule(:start_at=>1.hours.since)
+
+The alternative is when you want to user it like Cron. In this case you'll probably
+want to write a script that will schedule, you don't want to schedule it everytime your
+app starts or anything so best to keep it external.
+
+Create a file called 'schedule_email_worker.rb' and add this:
+
+    require 'simple_worker'
+
+    worker = EmailWorker.new
+    worker.to = current_user.email
+    worker.subject = "Here is your mail!"
+    worker.body = "This is the body"
+    worker.schedule(:start_at=>1.hours.since, :run_every=>3600)
+
+Now your worker will be scheduled to run every hour.