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| Area: functions | |
| TOCTitle: Create the application | |
| PageTitle: Create the application | |
| MetaDescription: Try Azure Functions for free with Visual Studio Code | |
| DateApproved: 2/9/2018 | |
| # Create your local Function App | |
| First, create a local Azure Functions application. An Azure Functions app can contain many Functions with various triggers - this tutorial focuses on HTTP triggers, which allow you to handle to incoming HTTP traffic. | |
| In the Activity Bar, click on the Azure logo to show the **AZURE Functions** explorer and click the **Create Project** icon. | |
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| Choose an empty directory for the app then select JavaScript for the language of your Functions App. | |
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| When prompted, choose **Open in current window** and VS Code will reload with your new Functions app in the workspace. | |
| Next, add an HTTP trigger Function to your app. | |
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