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 As an example, the website of this project is hosted on a Raspberry Pi: [genhttp.org](https://genhttp.org/)
 
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 ## Features
 
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 ## Getting Started
 
+This section shows how to create a new project from scratch using project templates and how to extend your existing application by embedding the GenHTTP engine.
+
+### New Project
+
 Project templates can be used to create apps for typical use cases with little effort. After installing the templates via `dotnet new -i GenHTTP.Templates` in the terminal, the templates are available via the console or directly in Visual Studio:
 
 <img src="https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/4992119/146939721-2970d28c-61bc-4a9a-b924-d483f97c8d8e.png" style="width: 30em;" />
 
+To create a project by using the terminal, create a new folder for your app and use one of the following commands:
+
+| Template | Command |
+|---|---|
+| REST Webservice | `dotnet new genhttp-webservice` |
+| Website | `dotnet new genhttp-website` |
+| Website (Static HTML) | `dotnet new genhttp-website-static`  |
+| Website (MVC + Razor) | `dotnet new genhttp-website-mvc-razor`  |
+| Website (MVC + Scriban)  | `dotnet new genhttp-website-mvc-scriban`  |
+
+After the project has been created, you can run it via `dotnet run` and access the server via http://localhost:8080.
+
+### Extending Existing Apps
+
 If you would like to extend an existing .NET application, just add a nuget reference to the `GenHTTP.Core` nuget package. You can then spawn a new server instance with just a few lines of code:
 
 ```csharp
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 When you run this sample it can be accessed in the browser via http://localhost:8080. 
 
+### Next Steps
+
 The [documentation](https://genhttp.org/documentation/) provides a step-by-step starting guide as well as additional information on how to implement [webservices](https://genhttp.org/documentation/content/webservices), [websites](https://genhttp.org/documentation/content/websites), [MVC style projects](https://genhttp.org/documentation/content/controllers), or [single page applications](https://genhttp.org/documentation/content/single-page-applications) and how to [host your application](https://genhttp.org/documentation/hosting/) via Docker.
 
 ## Building the Server