# Create the Hello Jigx Solution project
Every solution you build is contained in a Jigx project. You can name your solution, select from a predefined list of categories and determine where the solution files will be located, which could be locally, or you can connect VS Code to a GitHub repository. Your project is preloaded with the required Jigx files ready for you to configure.
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We recommend you build out all the solution steps for the [Create an app from scratch](/getting-started/create-an-app-from-scratch.md), as each solution step builds on the previous step until you have a functioning mobile app.
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## Steps
1. Open VS Code, and click on the Jigx Builder **icon** in the left navigation bar. Select the **Create New Jigx Solution** button.
2. Type **Hello-Jigx** in the Solution title field and press enter. This name displays at the top of your solution on the Home Hub in the Jigx App.
3. The Solution name field pre-populates with the solution's system name. Jigx derives the system name from the solution title you provided in the previous step. You can provide a different solution name if you want. Take note of the following naming restrictions:
1. Cannot start with a number.
2. No spaces are allowed. Hyphens replace spaces.
3. Must be in lowercase.
4. Select a relevant category where you want the solution saved. The category you select displays at the top of your solution in the [Home Hub](/building-apps-with-jigx/ui/home-hub.md). For this solution select the **business** category. Select a local folder where the project files are saved too. Your Jigx default solution files open in the VS Code editor with the .jigx extensions ready for editing.
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## Steps
1. Open VS Code, and click on the Jigx Builder **icon** in the left navigation bar. Select the **Create New Jigx Solution** button.
2. Type **Hello-Jigx** in the Solution title field and press enter. This name displays at the top of your solution on the Home Hub in the Jigx App.
3. The Solution name field prepopulates with the solution's system name. Jigx derives the system name from the solution title you provided in the previous step. You can provide a different solution name if you want. Take note of the following naming restrictions:
1. Cannot start with a number.
2. No spaces are allowed. Hyphens replace spaces.
3. Must be in lowercase.
4. Select a relevant category where you want the solution saved. The category you select displays at the top of your solution in the [Home Hub](/building-apps-with-jigx/ui/home-hub.md). For this solution select the **business** category. Select a local folder where the project files are saved too. Your Jigx default solution files open in the VS Code editor with the .jigx extensions ready for editing.
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## See Also
* [Jigx overview](/understanding-the-basics/architecture.md)
* [Jigx Concepts](/understanding-the-basics/jigx-concepts.md)
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