# Creating a small web module with TLD
* Install the latest TLD kit (server kit)
* Make sure the 2 services required by the new WASM modules are running:
* Click on ‘New Customized Product’ to create a new customization
* Select the TimeLine E3 installation to customize
* Pick the server connection
* Select the location for the customization and give it a meaningful name
* Add a new project web project
* Add a new web module
* Drag a table on the XAML designer to create a datapanel
* Customize the standard TLMenu for web by moving to the “Resources” tab in the solution explorer and right-clicking on the Config folder -> customize menu. Delete the standard code in the generated TLMenu.xml file and replace it with this:
```markup
```
* Adjust the TLMenu to contain a new entry for the newly added module.
```markup
```
* Right click the solution and select publish in order to deploy the changes to the server
{% hint style="info" %}
**NOTE:** If you’re having trouble compiling web projects, make sure you don’t have .NET Core 5.0 or later installed because at the moment of writing this document there is a bug where building a web project in TLD at this time fails if .NET Core 5.0+ is installed
{% endhint %}
* Open a web browser (preferably Google Chrome or a Chromium based browser, although Firefox and Safari also work) and visit to open the new web app.
* Enter the credentials and you should be able to see your module to the left-hand side
* Let’s load some data in the panel… Open the wndWebModule1.xaml.cs file and write the following code in the OnOpened method:
```csharp
public override async Task OnOpened()
{
await base.OnOpened();
Title = "Hello world!";
await BusObj.tSet.RetrieveAsync("1000");
}
```
* Now, press the “running man” or F5 key to redeploy the new code to the server. Take a look at the browser window. If everything worked, this should be the result:
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