New quick tutorials are live on the CodeZero docs

Getting started with a new platform can feel overwhelming. That is why we added a new set of quick tutorials to our documentation at docs.codezero.build. These guides walk you through the exact steps needed to go from a fresh installation to your first running flow.

The tutorials are short by design. Each one focuses on a single task and shows you exactly what to click, what to type, and what to expect. You can find them all in the tutorials section of the docs, and they are meant to be followed in order.

What the new tutorials cover

Logging into the IDE

The first tutorial explains how to access the IDE after installation. It shows you how to find the correct URL using the hostname and port values from your .env file, and it covers both local access on your own machine and remote access on your network. Once you have the right URL, the guide shows you how to log in using the root mail and root password values you configured.

Creating your first personal project

The second tutorial walks you through creating a personal project. You return to the home screen, click create under personal projects, and enter a name and description. Within a few clicks, your first project is ready to use.

Setting up a project for flow creation

The third tutorial covers the setup steps needed before you can build a flow. This includes navigating to your project, adding a runtime, and adjusting your project settings such as the slug, name, and description. The tutorial also explains how the slug becomes part of the path used to call your flow later on. Once the settings are saved, you are guided to the flows section where flow creation begins.

Creating your first flow

The last tutorial shows you how to build a simple flow that replies with pong whenever its URL is called using the GET method. It is a small example, but it demonstrates the core steps of creating a flow, selecting a trigger, and connecting it to a REST endpoint.

Why we built these tutorials

Documentation should get you to a working result as quickly as possible. Instead of reading long explanations before touching the product, these quick tutorials let you follow along step by step with screenshots for every action. Whether you are logging in for the first time or building your first flow, you always know what to do next.

Try them out

Head over to docs.codezero.build and open the tutorials section to get started. Follow the guides in order for the smoothest experience, from your first login to your first working flow.