# Tutorial Overview

The following hands-on tutorials are available:

* [Tutorial 1: VFVS - Preconfigured Example in Python](https://docs.virtual-flow.org/tutorials-vf1/broken-reference)
  * [Tutorial 1 is also available in Bash](https://docs.virtual-flow.org/tutorials-vf1/vfvs-tutorial-1-bash) (the legacy version of VFVS)
* [Tutorial 2: VFVS - Preparation from Scratch in Python](https://docs.virtual-flow.org/tutorials-vf1/broken-reference)
  * [ ](https://docs.virtual-flow.org/tutorials-vf1/tutorial-2-vfvs-scratch-bash/introduction)[Tutorial 2 is also available in Bash](https://docs.virtual-flow.org/tutorials-vf1/tutorial-2-vfvs-scratch-bash) (the legacy version of VFVS)

More tutorials are planned for the future.

Moreover, a demonstration video of Tutorial 2 *(using the Bash version of VFVS)* can be found on the VirtualFlow Homepage:

* <https://virtual-flow.org/tutorials>


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