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 ## Resources 📚
 
-- [FAQ](https://remote-controller.vercel.app/info/resources/faq/)
-- [Security](https://remote-controller.vercel.app/info/resources/security/)
+- [Docs](./docs/) 📘
+- [FAQ](https://remote-controller.vercel.app/info/resources/faq/) 💬
+- [Security](https://remote-controller.vercel.app/info/resources/security/) 🔐
 
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 - Also you can host the Web version (but it is only frontend) to make like a network of Remote Controller web clients
 
-## Build
+## Run Dev
 
 ### Prerequisites
 
-You must have Wails CLI, NodeJS, npm and Golang installed.
+You must have Task CLI, Wails CLI, NodeJS, pnpm and Golang installed.
 
 ### How to
 
-First go to the frontend folder and run
+Go to the root project folder and run
 
-  `$ pnpm install`<br>
-  `$ pnpm run build`
+  - Full App :
 
-Now run the following command on the root directory of the main project:
+    `$ task dev-all`
 
-  `$ wails build`
+  - Frontend:
 
-finally go to the build/bin folder and your executable will be there.
+    `$ task dev-front`
 
-> [!Note]
-> Please note the supported platforms in the table
+## Build
+
+### Prerequisites
+
+You must have Task CLI, Wails CLI, NodeJS, pnpm and Golang installed.
+
+### How to
+
+Go to the root project folder and run
+
+- For general builds:
+
+    `$ task build`
 
-## How it works 👷‍♂️
+- For Windows builds:
 
-This desktop APP is based on the WebRTC 🎞 standard and it uses the power of Go to communicate 🗣 with the Gamepad emulation libraries.
-In Windows uses the ViGEm Bus Driver with the ViGEm Client DLL
+    `$ task build-win`
 
-For the low level actions uses Go.
-On the other hand the UI works with Web technologies (WASM, Sveltekit, Tailwind, DaisyUI & Typescript)
+- For Linux builds:
 
-You can learn more about [how it works](./docs/README.md) under the hood all the project
+    `$ task build-linux`
+
+finally go to the build/bin folder and your executables will be there.
+
+> [!Note]
+> Please note the supported platforms in the table
 
 ## Contributting 🤝