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# DevHub

**[dev.databricks.com](https://dev.databricks.com)** is the home for developers building data and AI applications on Databricks. It is opinionated documentation and copy-paste-friendly templates so you—and your coding agents—can go from idea to deployed app in minutes not months.
**DevHub** is the home for developers building data and AI applications on Databricks. It is opinionated documentation and copy-paste-friendly templates so you—and your coding agents—can go from idea to deployed app in minutes not months.

## Why build on Databricks?

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## How to use DevHub

1. **Browse [Templates](https://dev.databricks.com/templates)** — Search and filter by service to find walkthrough prompts and full reference app codebases side by side.
1. **Browse [Templates](https://www.databricks.com/devhub/templates)** — Search and filter by service to find walkthrough prompts and full reference app codebases side by side.
2. **Copy** — Use **Copy as Markdown** on a template page so your agent gets steps, commands, and context in one paste.
3. **Give it to your coding agent** — Paste into Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, or your usual tool. Add a short brief: domain, data, UX, and what “done” looks like.
4. **Build end to end** — Work with your agent on application code, Databricks Asset Bundles, Lakebase, and platform wiring until you have a **production-ready agentic application**: secure, deployable, and aligned with how Apps and Agents are meant to run on Databricks—not a one-off script.
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