Updated readme

Author: Oskar Eriksson

README.md

@@ -2,19 +2,25 @@
 
 A React Custom renderer using Web Workers. All the Virtual DOM reconcilliations happen in a WebWorker thread. Only node updates are sent over to the UI thread, result in a much more responsive UI.  
 
-An existing React application can leverage WebWorkers using this library with minimal change. Look at the usage section for details. 
+An existing React application can leverage WebWorkers using this library with minimal change. Look at the usage section for details.
+
+**This is the React 15.x experimental version, see master branch if you're running React 0.14.**
 
 ## Demo
 
-The demo is hosted at [http://web-perf.github.io/react-worker-dom/](http://web-perf.github.io/react-worker-dom/). To run a local version of the demo, 
+The demo is hosted at [http://web-perf.github.io/react-worker-dom/](http://web-perf.github.io/react-worker-dom/). To run a local version of the demo,
 
 - Clone the repo run `npm install` to install all dependencies.
 - Build the app using `npm run demo`
 - Open `http://localhost:8080/test/dbmonster/` to view the demo app, or `http://localhost:8080/test/todo` for the todo app.
-- Tweak the params in the URL to change to use web workers, increase number of components, etc. 
+- Tweak the params in the URL to change to use web workers, increase number of components, etc.
 
 ## Usage
 
+```bash
+npm install --save react-worker-dom
+```
+
 ### A typical React application
 
 A typical React application would looks something like the following.
@@ -28,26 +34,25 @@ reactDOM.render(<Component/>, document.getElementById('container'));
 
 ### Using it with Web Workers
 
-To use this renderer, we would need to split the above file into 2 parts, one that is on the page, and another that starts as a web worker. 
-
+To use this renderer, we would need to split the above file into 2 parts, one that is on the page, and another that starts as a web worker.
 
 ```js
 // File: main.js - included using a script tag in index.html
 import React from 'react';
-import reactDOM from 'react-worker-dom'; // Instead of using react-dom
-reactDOM.render(new Worker('worker.js'), document.getElementById('container'));
+import ReactDOM from 'react-worker-dom/page'; // Instead of using react-dom
+ReactDOM.render(new Worker('worker.js'), document.getElementById('container'));
 ```
 
-The `worker.js` file is the one that now holds the actual Component. 
+The `worker.js` file is the one that now holds the actual Component.
 
 ```js
-// File: worker.jsx - loaded in index.html using new Worker('worker.jsx') in the file script above; 
+// File: worker.jsx - loaded in index.html using new Worker('worker.jsx') in the file script above;
 import React from 'react';
-import ReactWorkerDOM from 'react-worker-dom-worker';
+import ReactWorkerDOM from 'react-worker-dom/worker';
 ReactWorkerDOM.render(<Component/>);
 ```
 
-Look at `test\dbmonster` and `test\todoapp` directory for the examples. 
+Look at `test\dbmonster` and `test\todoapp` directory for the examples.
 
 ## Testing Performance
 
@@ -56,11 +61,12 @@ To manually look at frame rates, load the dbmonster [demo pages](http://web-perf
 To automatically collect frame rates and compare it with the normal version
 - Run `npm run demo` to start the server and host the web pages
 - Run `npm run perf chrome worker` to test frame rates for various rows in chrome in a Web Worker. Instead of `chrome`, you could use `android`, and instead of `worker`, you could use `normal` to test the other combinations.
-- The frame rates are available in `_dbmonster.json` file, for each row count. 
+- The frame rates are available in `_dbmonster.json` file, for each row count.
 
 ## Roadmap
-Here are the things that need to be done next. 
+Here are the things that need to be done next.
 
 - Add support for form elements like <input>, <select>, etc.
-- Support event utilities that enable things like autofocus, etc. 
-- Enable preventDefault() semantics in events. 
+- Support event utilities that enable things like autofocus, etc.
+- Enable preventDefault() semantics in events.
+- Add test suite