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 	* That one feature that you *REALLY* needed
 
 # Setup
+### General
 1. Install a recent D compiler. DCD is tested with DMD 2.068.2, DMD 2.069.0-rc2, and LDC 0.16 (Do not use DMD 2.068.1)
-1. Run ```git submodule update --init --recursive``` after cloning this repository to grab the various dependencies.
-1. Run ```make``` to build the client and server. (Or run build.bat on Windows). ```make ldc``` and ```make gdc``` will use the LDC or GDC compilers. The resulting executable will be much faster.
+1. Follow the directions listed below for Homebrew, Git + Make, or Dub, depending on how you would like to build DCD.
 1. Configure your text editor to call the dcd-client program. See the [wiki](https://github.com/Hackerpilot/DCD/wiki/IDEs-and-Editors-with-DCD-support) for information on configuring your specific editor.
 1. Start the dcd-server program before editing code. (Unless, of course, your editor's plugin handles this for you)
 
+### Git + Make
+1. Install a recent D compiler. DCD is tested with DMD 2.068.2, DMD 2.069.0-rc2, and LDC 0.16 (Do not use DMD 2.068.1)
+1. Run ```git submodule update --init --recursive``` after cloning this repository to grab the various dependencies.
+1. Run ```make``` to build the client and server. (Or run build.bat on Windows). ```make ldc``` and ```make gdc``` will use the LDC or GDC compilers. The resulting executable will be much faster.
+
 ### OS X w/ Homebrew
-```brew install dcd``` followed by points 4 & 5 above.
+1. ```brew install dcd```
+
+### Dub
+1. ```dub build --build=release --config=client```
+1. ```dub build --build=release --config=server```
+
 
 # Client
 Because DCD is designed to be used from a text editor, this section is written