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@@ -6,13 +6,13 @@ Using Composer
 
 Friendica uses [Composer](https://getcomposer.org) to manage dependencies libraries and the class autoloader both for libraries and namespaced Friendica classes.
 
-It's a command-line tool that downloads required libraries into the `vendor` folder and makes any namespaced class in `src` available through the whole application through `boot.php`.
+It's a command-line tool that downloads required libraries into the `vendor` folder and makes any namespaced class in `src` available through the whole application.
 
 * [Class autoloading](help/autoloader)
 
 ## How to use Composer
 
-If you don't have Composer installed on your system, Friendica ships with a copy of it at `util/composer.phar`.
+If you don't have Composer installed on your system, Friendica ships with a copy of it at `bin/composer.phar`.
 For the purpose of this help, all examples will use this path to run Composer commands, however feel free to replace them with your own way of calling Composer.
 Composer requires PHP CLI and the following examples assume it's available system-wide.
 
@@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ Composer requires PHP CLI and the following examples assume it's available syste
 
 #### From Archive
 
-If you just unpacked a Friendica release archive, you don't have to use Commposer at all, all the required libraries are already bundled in the archive.
+If you just unpacked a Friendica release archive, you don't have to use Composer at all, all the required libraries are already bundled in the archive.
 
 #### Installing with Git
 
@@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ Here are the typical commands you will have to run to do so:
 ````
 ~> git clone https://github.com/friendica/friendica.git friendica
 ~/friendica> cd friendica
-~/friendica> util/composer.phar install
+~/friendica> bin/composer.phar install
 ````
 
 That's it! Composer will take care of fetching all the required libraries in the `vendor` folder and build the autoloader to make those libraries available to Friendica.
@@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ Updating Friendica to the current stable or the latest develop version is easy w
 ````
 ~> cd friendica
 ~/friendica> git pull
-~/friendica> util/composer.phar install
+~/friendica> bin/composer.phar install
 ````
 
 And that's it. If any library used by Friendica has been upgraded, Composer will fetch the version currently used by Friendica and refresh the autoloader to ensure the best performances.
@@ -87,13 +87,13 @@ Or you can specify the exact version of the library if you code requires it, and
 
 To add a library, just add its Packagist identifier to the `require` list and set a target version string.
 
-Then you should run `util/composer.phar update` to add it to your local `vendor` folder and update the `composer.lock` file that specifies the current versions of the dependencies.
+Then you should run `bin/composer.phar update` to add it to your local `vendor` folder and update the `composer.lock` file that specifies the current versions of the dependencies.
 
 #### Updating an existing dependency
 
 If a package needs to be updated, whether to the next minor version or to the next major version provided you changed the adequate code in Friendica, simply edit `composer.json` to update the target version string of the relevant library.
 
-Then you should run `util/composer.phar update` to update it in your local `vendor` folder and update the `composer.lock` file that specifies the current versions of the dependencies.
+Then you should run `bin/composer.phar update` to update it in your local `vendor` folder and update the `composer.lock` file that specifies the current versions of the dependencies.
 
 Please note that you should commit both `composer.json` and `composer.lock` with your work every time you make a change to the former.
 
@@ -111,7 +111,7 @@ This is because `sudo` doesn't always change the `HOME` environment variable, wh
 However, you can temporarily change environment variable for the execution of a single command.
 For Composer, this would be:
 ````
-$> COMPOSER_HOME=/var/tmp/composer sudo -u [web user] util/composer.phar [mode]
+$> COMPOSER_HOME=/var/tmp/composer sudo -u [web user] bin/composer.phar [mode]
 ````
 
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