The easiest and most convenient way to work with DotVVM is to use Visual Studio 2022 (or 2019).
If you are using a different IDE or code editor (for example, Visual Studio Code), you can create a new DotVVM application from the command line.
Create a DotVVM project using Visual Studio 2022 PrerequisitesFirst, make sure you have the DotVVM for Visual Studio extension installed:
DotVVM
in the search box.Create a new projectIf you cannot find the extension, make sure you have the latest updates of Visual Studio installed. The extension always supports the latest version. If you want to use the preview versions of Visual Studio, refer to the Release notes page to download a specific version of extension.
Run Visual Studio and select Create a new project on the launch screen.
Then, search for DotVVM
and select DotVVM Web Application (.NET Core):
In the next screen, configure which libraries, component packs or sample pages you want to include in the project.
After you confirm the selection, Visual Studio will create the project. Press F5 to run the application.
See the Project structure chapter for more info about the files in the project.
Create a DotVVM project from a command lineIf you want to start a new project without Visual Studio, you can install the DotVVM template using the .NET Command Line tool.
dotnet new --install DotVVM.Templates
mkdir SampleDotvvmApp
cd SampleDotvvmApp
dotnet new dotvvm
dotnet run
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