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Update installation instructions in README. #22

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Expand Up @@ -41,15 +41,17 @@ In addition to being able to have different states `completed`/`faulted`/`cancel
github "BoltsFramework/Bolts-Swift"
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Run `carthage update`, and you should now have the latest version of Bolts in your Carthage folder.

- **Pre-built binaries**

Head on over to the [releases][releases] page, and download the latest build.
And you're off! Take a look at the result of the documentation on this readme and start building.

- **Using Bolts as a sub-project**

You can also include parse as a subproject inside of your application if you'd prefer, although we do not recommend this, as it will increase your indexing time significantly. To do so, just drag and drop the `BoltsSwift.xcodeproj` file into your workspace.

- **Import Bolts**

Now that you have the framework linked to your application - add the folowing line in every `.swift` that you want to use Bolts from:
```
import BoltsSwift
```

## Chaining Tasks

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