# @title Tutorials

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            <a href="/docs/file/doc/pages/tutorial/YOUR_FIRST_PROJECT.md"><h3>Your first project</h3></a>

            <div>Let's spin up a project that will be the base for other tutorials. It will take only 5 mins. Promise.
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            <a href="/docs/file/doc/pages/tutorial/TEST_DRIVEN_DEVELOPMENT.md"><h3>Test driven
                development</h3></a>

            <div>Let's have a look how you can bump project development a little to achieve test driven development of
                your reports and projects.
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            <a href="/docs/file/doc/pages/tutorial/CREATING_A_MODEL.md"><h3>Creating a model</h3></a>

            <div>Model plays a huge role in the Reporting process. Let's have a look on how to create it using Ruby SDK
                and compare it with other approaches.
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            <a href="/docs/file/doc/pages/tutorial/CRUNCHING_NUMBERS.md"><h3>Crunching numbers</h3></a>

            <div>Regardless of how much other things there are in the project the most important thing is to get some
                numbers out. Let's do it. With Ruby.
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            <a href="/docs/file/doc/pages/tutorial/BRICKS.md"><h3>Executing ruby on GoodData plaform</h3>
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            <div>ETL is the back bone of every project. But project is not just about crunching numbers. What to do with
                tasks that are very well suited for solving by a regular programming language, like Ruby?
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