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Alternatively if you're creating multiple projects we recommend installing the **x** dotnet tool which can create every project template:
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### Empty Projects
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There are a few different ways you can create empty ServiceStack projects ordered by their level of emptiness.
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To write a minimal .NET 8 Web App to your current directory, [mix](/mix-tool) in the **[init](https://gist.github.com/gistlyn/8026c4c2a7202b99885539109145e12b)** gist files to your current directory:
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To create an empty Single Project Template solution use the [empty](https://github.com/NetCoreTemplates/empty) template:
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To create an empty 4 Project solution that adopts ServiceStack's [recommended project structure](/physical-project-structure), use the [web](https://github.com/NetCoreTemplates/web) template:
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Like C# **init** there's also **[init-fsharp](https://gist.github.com/gistlyn/3008acbe218fbcfb8278853825cc7ea3)** gist to create an empty F# Web App:
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### Empty VB .NET Template
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And **[init-vb](https://gist.github.com/gistlyn/6e0677825059822fbaffec123403bf38)** to create an empty VB .NET Web App:
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## Why a new project template system?
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It's not often that a tool causes enough friction that it ends up requiring less effort to develop a replacement than
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it is to continue using the tool. But this has been our experience with maintaining our VS.NET Templates in the
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[ServiceStackVS](https://github.com/ServiceStack/ServiceStackVS) VS.NET Extension which has been the biggest time sink of all our
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3rd Party Integrations where the iteration time to check in a change, wait for CI build, uninstall/re-install the VS.NET extension
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and create and test new projects is measured in hours not minutes. To top off the poor development experience we've now appeared to have
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reached the limits of the number of Project Templates we can bundle in our 5MB **ServiceStackVS.vsix** VS.NET Extension as a
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number of Customers have reported seeing VS.NET warning messages that ServiceStackVS is taking too long to load.
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It's not often that a tool causes enough friction that it ends up requiring less effort to develop a replacement than it is to continue using the tool. But this has been our experience with maintaining our VS.NET Templates in the [ServiceStackVS](https://github.com/ServiceStack/ServiceStackVS) VS.NET Extension which has been the biggest time sink of all our 3rd Party Integrations where the iteration time to check in a change, wait for CI build, uninstall/re-install the VS.NET extension and create and test new projects is measured in hours not minutes. To top off the poor development experience we've now appeared to have reached the limits of the number of Project Templates we can bundle in our 5MB **ServiceStackVS.vsix** VS.NET Extension as a number of Customers have reported seeing VS.NET warning messages that ServiceStackVS is taking too long to load.
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Given all the scenarios ServiceStack can be used in, we needed a quicker way to create, update and test our growing **47 starting project templates**.
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the moment they're created.
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