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A tutorial on how to get started with Vercel hosting. Preview here.

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First things first, take a few moments to set up the following:

* Make sure you have a development environment where you have permission to install apps. You can get a free sandbox with the [Slack developer program](https://api.slack.com/developer-program).
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* Make sure you have a development environment where you have permission to install apps. You can get a free sandbox with the [Slack developer program](https://api.slack.com/developer-program).
* Make sure you have a development environment where you have permission to install apps. You can get a free sandbox with the [Slack Developer Program](https://api.slack.com/developer-program).


![New project](new_project.png)

Select your provider as the Git Scope and rename the repo if you'd like. Next, click **Create**.
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Select your provider as the Git Scope and rename the repo if you'd like. Next, click **Create**.
Select your provider as the Git Scope and rename the repo if you'd like. Click **Create**.


## Create a Slack app

Create a new Slack app through [this link](https://api.slack.com/apps?new_app=1), then select **from a manifest**. Next, choose a workspace you have permission to install apps in. Click **Next**, then copy and paste the project manifest code here, replacing the placeholder text in the JSON tab.
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Create a new Slack app through [this link](https://api.slack.com/apps?new_app=1), then select **from a manifest**. Next, choose a workspace you have permission to install apps in. Click **Next**, then copy and paste the project manifest code here, replacing the placeholder text in the JSON tab.
Create a new Slack app through [this link](https://api.slack.com/apps?new_app=1), then select **from a manifest**. Next, choose a workspace you have permission to install apps in. Click **Next**, then copy and paste the project manifest code here, replacing the placeholder text in the **JSON** tab.


![Environment variables](env_variables.png)

Now it’ll work through the deployment process and give you updates on what it is doing. Be patient. Deployment is hard work! Once it's finished, you'll see a confirmation screen with a button to **Continue to Dashboard**. Click that button. Here you can see that your app has been deployed! Use this dashboard to keep tabs on build logs, deployment checks and more.
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Now it’ll work through the deployment process and give you updates on what it is doing. Be patient. Deployment is hard work! Once it's finished, you'll see a confirmation screen with a button to **Continue to Dashboard**. Click that button. Here you can see that your app has been deployed! Use this dashboard to keep tabs on build logs, deployment checks and more.
The deployment process will kick off, and you'll receive progress updates. Be patient. Deployment is hard work! Once it's finished, you'll see a confirmation screen with a button to **Continue to Dashboard**. Click that button. Here you can see that your app has been deployed! Use this dashboard to keep tabs on build logs, deployment checks, and more.

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