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'Documentation for the Nitric cloud application framework.'
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Oh, and it supports basically any language, like JavaScript, TypeScript, Python, Go, you name it.
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## Services
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Services are the heart of Nitric apps, they're the entrypoints to your code. They can serve as APIs, websockets, schedule handlers, subscribers and a lot more. You create services by telling Nitric where to look for your code and how to run it.
We have a few providers built-in with IaC from Pulumi or Terraform, but you can build your own with any tools you prefer and to anywhere you want. You can even deploy to multiple clouds at once.
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We have a few providers built-in with IaC from Pulumi or Terraform, but you can build your own with any tools you prefer and to anywhere you want.
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## Projects
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## Dashboard
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Nitric has a local Dashboard UI (hosted by the CLI) to help you interact with your resources. You can typically access it at [http://localhost:49152](http://localhost:49152/).
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Nitric has a local Dashboard UI (hosted by the CLI) to help you interact with your resources. You can typically access it at [http://localhost:49152](http://localhost:49152/) after running `nitric start` or `nitric run`.
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## Extension
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TODO
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## What now?
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If you're still not sure what to make of Nitric, maybe start with the [Concepts](/docs/concepts) section, otherwise the best way to learn is to dive into the [Guides](/docs/guides) and start building your first project.
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