# Samples and tutorials

Once you [install the SDK](/getting-started/installation.md), you will have access to a variety of **Samples**, which you can access through the Hub.

<figure><img src="/files/Pe6HqUdPEKRSRWAOcKSd" alt=""><figcaption><p>Samples tab in the coherence Hub</p></figcaption></figure>

{% hint style="info" %}
Most samples in the Hub are implemented as Unity Package Samples, therefore they are available through the **Package Manager** window. However, the Hub implements a higher abstraction layer that improves user experience of installation and upgrading of samples, so we **highly recommend** you use the Hub and not import samples using this window.
{% endhint %}

## Where to start

If you prefer to be hands-on, we recommend you start by exploring the [Sample Scenes](/getting-started/samples-and-tutorials/package-samples.md). Or download one of our pre-made Unity projects [First Steps](/getting-started/samples-and-tutorials/first-steps-tutorial.md) or [Campfire](/getting-started/samples-and-tutorials/campfire-project.md), both of which come with great documentation explaining the thinking behind them.

Finally if you're new to networking and you want to read more about the fundamentals, you might enjoy our [Beginner's Guide to Networking](/getting-started/samples-and-tutorials/beginners-guide-to-networking.md). This high-level intro is not coherence-specific, but rather is applicable to any networking technology.

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