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## Create a default ASP.NET Core webapplication
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1. Start Visual Studio 2017 and hit **CTRL**+**SHIFT**+**N** to create a new project (or click File/New/Project)
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2. In the 'New Project' view, select **.NET Core** under *Visual C#* and on the right select **ASP.NET Core Web Application (.NET Core)**.
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2. In the 'New Project' view, select **.NET Core** under *Visual C#* and on the right select **ASP.NET Core Web Application**.
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3. Enter a name for your project and click OK.
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![001 Create a new ASP.NET Core project][1]
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![002 Select the Web Application project template][2]
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5. Build and run the application to make sure everything is working. If everything is OK the web application should show up in your predefined browser with a title identical to the name of the project you set earlier.
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5. Build (CTRL+SHIFT+B) and run (F5) the application to make sure everything is working. If everything is OK the web application should show up in your predefined browser with a title identical to the name of the project you set earlier.
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## Publish the webapplication to Azure
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1. If the application is still running in debug, now is the time so stop it.
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1. If the application is still running in debug, now is the time so stop it (either close the browser or in Visual Studio hit SHIFT+F5)
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2. In the Solution Explorer (hit CTRL+W,S to view the Solution Explorer) right click on the project and select **Publish** from the context menu.
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4. In the *Create Ap Service* screen you have to set a unique name as this will be part of url. Also make sure to select the correct type of App Service being **Web App**.
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4. In the *Create Ap Service* screen you have to set a unique _App Name_ value as this will be part of url. Also make sure to select the correct type of App Service being **Web App**. For this demo it's best to change the App Serivce Plan to a **Free** plan so there won't be any additional charges involved.
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5. When you press 'Create' the application is being deployed to Azure which takes a moment. After a while it will open the browser and show you the web application online.
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5. When you press 'Create' the application is being deployed to Azure, which takes a moment. After a while your will open and show you the web application online.
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![007 Your app is online!][7]
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