updates to readme and screenshots

README.md

@@ -4,6 +4,11 @@ Tasks is a simplistic Go webapp to manage tasks, I built this tool to manage tas
 
 How to use?
 ==================
+Via script: `bash install.sh`
+
+This will generate the binary and set up the database. If you want, you can copy the binary and the public folder into a folder of your choice.
+
+Manually:
 
 1. `go get github.com/thewhitetulip/Tasks`
 1. change dir to the respective folder and create the db file: `cat schema.sql | sqlite3 tasks.db`
@@ -15,12 +20,16 @@ You can change the port in the [config] (https://github.com/thewhitetulip/Tasks/
 
 ##Features
 
-1. Add, update, delete task
+1. Add, update, delete task.
-2. Search tasks, the query is highlighted in the search results page
+2. Search tasks, the query is highlighted in the search results page.
-3. We use github flavoured markdown, which enables us for using a task list, advanced syntax highlighting and much more
+3. Github flavoured markdown, which enables us for using a task list, advanced syntax highlighting and much more.
 4. Supports file upload, randomizes the file name, stores the user given filename in a db and works on the randomized file name for security reasons.
-5. Priorities are assigned, High = 3, medium = 2 and low = 1, sorting is done on priority descending and created date ascending
+5. Priorities are assigned, High = 3, medium = 2 and low = 1, sorting is done on priority descending and created date ascending.
 6. Categories are supported, you can add tasks to different categories. 
+1. Ability to hide a task from the timeline.
+1. For a task list, shows 6 out of 8 tasks completed.
+1. Single click install, just run the install.sh file.
+
 
 ##### Book
 I am learning writing webapps with Go as I build this application, I took to writing an introductory book about [building webapps in Go](https://github.com/thewhitetulip/web-dev-golang-anti-textbook) because I faced a lot of problems while learning how to write webapps in Go, it, the book strives to teach by practical examples. You are welcome to contribute to the book.