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  1. Introduction

Projects and Deployments

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To get started with dAppling, it's good to know about projects and deployments:

  • : A project represents the application you've deployed with dAppling. You can have several projects associated with a single repository and multiple deployments for each project. Access all your projects from the dashboard and configure their settings via the project dashboard.

  • : A deployment is the outcome of a successful build for your project. It's initiated when you import an existing project or when you push a Git commit to GitHub. Each deployment automatically generates a unique URL.

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