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# Next Steps
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Now that you have Wails installed, you can start exploring the alpha version.
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The best place to start is the `examples` directory in the Wails repository.
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This contains a number of examples that you can run and play with.
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## Running an example
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To run an example, you can simply use:
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```shell
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go run .
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```
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in the example directory.
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The status of the examples is on the [roadmap](../roadmap.md).
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## Creating a new project
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To create a new project, you can use the `wails3 init` command. This will create
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a new project in the current directory.
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Wails3 uses [Task](https://taskfile.dev) as its build system by default,
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although there is no reason why you can't use your own build system, or use
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`go build` directly. Wails has the task build system built in and can be run
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using `wails3 task`.
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If you look through the `Taskfile.yaml` file, you will see that there are a
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number of tasks defined. The most important one is the `build` task. This is the
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task that is run when you use `wails3 build`.
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The task file is unlikely to be complete and is subject to change over time.
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## Building a project
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To build a project, you can use the `wails3 build` command. This is a shortcut
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for `wails3 task build`.
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