First steps
Creating the project from scratch
Let's create a new project and build up the project graph from scratch.

Every new project is created with a project (root) entity — the root of the project graph — and a main notebook. For this tutorial we'll set the notebook aside and build the graph up ourselves, starting from the project entity.
Now it's time to start building up the project by adding and linking other entities.

Every new project is created with a project (root) entity — the root of the project graph — and a main notebook. For this tutorial we'll set the notebook aside and build the graph up ourselves, starting from the project entity.
Now it's time to start building up the project by adding and linking other entities.
Building up the project graph from scratch
New entities can be added to the project graph by selecting a source entity at the project tree, opening the context menu via a right mouse click and then selecting "Add".


Add a new Entity
At the dialog enter the new entity's name, the entity type and the link id through which the new entity should be linked from the selected source entity. Some predefined entity types provide additional functionalities, user interfaces and APIs.
Important: Entities which are not connected directly or indirectly from the project entity will be removed automatically by the garbage collector after some period of time.
For this tutorial choose the entity type "notebook" and the link id "main" to create your first notebook.

Adding a new entity will change your project graph.

Now you can work with the graph via the tree view. All operations are also available directly at the graph view via context menus, analogous to the tree view.
Important: Entities which are not connected directly or indirectly from the project entity will be removed automatically by the garbage collector after some period of time.
For this tutorial choose the entity type "notebook" and the link id "main" to create your first notebook.

Adding a new entity will change your project graph.

Now you can work with the graph via the tree view. All operations are also available directly at the graph view via context menus, analogous to the tree view.