updated readme

Author: sageworksstudio

README.md

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 # StreamBuilder
 
 ##What it is
-StreamBuilder is an automated build environment well suited for HTML, CSS and JavaScript prototyping. It runs on the (streaming) build system gulp.js. Also included is the Sass CSS extension language.
+StreamBuilder is an automated build environment well suited for HTML, CSS and JavaScript prototyping. It runs on the (streaming) build system [Gulp.js](https://gulpjs.com/) and comes with goodies like [SASS](https://sass-lang.com/) and [Nunjucks](https://mozilla.github.io/nunjucks/).
 
 *__StreamBuilder focuses on four tasks to make your job easier.__*
 
-1. Compile SCSS into minified CSS.
-2. Minify JavaScript.
-3. Move your html/css/JavaScripts and images from the source (working) folder, to the destination folder.
-4. Refresh your browser for you as you make changes to your source files. StreamBuilder will create a proxy server and listen on port 3000 of your localhost environment (example: http://localhost:3000/StreamBuilder/dist).
+1. Compile SCSS into CSS and outpu to the destination folder.
+2. Output JavaScript to the destination folder.
+3. Compile Nunjuck templates into HTML pages and output them to the pages folder. Keepin' it DRY!
+4. In your browser, inject the changed CSS into the HTML and update your view.
 
 *__StreamBuilder's workflow__*
 
-You work from the /src directory and everytime you save a file; be it SCSS, JavaScript or html templates, StreamBuilder compiles SCSS into CSS, minifies JavaScripts and places the compiled files in the /dist directory.
+You work from the /src directory and everytime you save a file; be it SCSS, JavaScript or Nunjuck template, StreamBuilder compiles SCSS into CSS, and places compiled JavaScripts and HTML files in the /dist directory.
 
 ##Requirements
 Requires [Nodejs](https://nodejs.org/)
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 3. From a terminal `cd path/to/streambuilder`
 4. `npm update` This will create a new directory "node_modules" where NPM will install all the required node modules.
 5. Edit the config.json file to reflect your destination URL.
-5. Run `gulp`
+6. Run `gulp`
 
 ## Advanced configuration
 You can change anything and everything about StreamBuilder by editing the gulpfile.js. By default StreamBuilder compiles everything to the /dist folder. You can chage this behavior (as well as the URL of the project) by editing the `conf_xyz_dest` vars in the top of gulpfile.js.
 
-StreamBuilder comes bundles with SCSS support. You can change this by removing the gulp-scss modules and installing the css pre-processor and template language of your choice then editing the tasks in gulpfile.js. You can find additional modules at [NPM](https://www.npmjs.com/).
+StreamBuilder comes bundles with SCSS and Nunjucks support. You can change this by removing the gulp-scss modules and installing the css pre-processor and template language of your choice then editing the tasks in gulpfile.js. You can find additional modules at [NPM](https://www.npmjs.com/).
 
 ##Goodies
 Out of the box StreamBuilder will create a single page website.