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 ====== Creating an ASP.NET Core App ======
-A template pack for creating ASP.NET Core Industrial App Store apps using the .NET CLI tool is available on [[https://www.nuget.org/packages/IntelligentPlant.IndustrialAppStore.Templates|NuGet.org]]. You can also visit the GitHub page for the template pack [[https://github.com/intelligentplant/IndustrialAppStore.ClientTools.DotNet|here]] to view the documentation.
+You can install project templates for Visual Studio 2022, Visual Studio 2019 and the .NET SDK's ''dotnet new'' tool by following the instructions on [[https://www.nuget.org/packages/IntelligentPlant.IndustrialAppStore.Templates|NuGet.org]]. You can also visit the GitHub page for the template pack [[https://github.com/intelligentplant/IndustrialAppStore.ClientTools.DotNet|here]] to view the documentation.
-Once installed, you can create a new project from the command line:
+Once installed, you can create an app in Visual Studio by selecting "Industrial App Store" from the "Project Type" filter in the new project window:
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+You can also create an app from the command line using the .NET SDK:
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-You can then add the project into a solution in Visual Studio and develop as normal, or you can use e.g. Visual Studio Code as your editor and compile using the [[https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/core/tools/|dotnet]] command line tool.
+After creating your app, please ensure that you read the README file in your new project to perform any additional required steps!
-After creating an app using the template, please ensure that you read the README file for your app to perform any additional required steps!