Project Compilation and Publishing

A project created in the development interface must be successfully compiled before it can be made available to end users.

Between the project development steps, any errors in development to date are checked with the process details that fall into the Output panel when the project is compiled. [Output] If any error has fallen on the (ide/menu-structure/view/output.md) panel, the error detail is examined to see which part of the project received the error and the incorrect part is corrected. When "Success" appears in the build output, the project is a package ready to be published.

Project build and publish operations are performed under the Run heading in the development interface menu structure.

If no errors are encountered in the project, the build output is marked with the message **"Success".

When the project builds successfully, a package is created that is ready to be published. In order for a created project to be made available to the end or for the end users to use the current version of a previously created but modified project, a publish process must be performed after the build process.

When the publishing process is completed successfully, the developed project is ready for use.