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Can deliver an application

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, which by default will only rebuild any parts missing from your snap.

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This tour walks you through the making of snaps. It starts with an overview of the snap format before introducing you to Snapcraft, the most widely used tool for creating snaps. After running through the basics of using Snapcraft the tour takes an in depth look at the key components that make up a snap. By the end of the tour you'll know how to create snaps so, if you want to, you can create them by hand or make your own snappy tools.

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To take this tour of snaps and Snapcraft, you'll need to have Snapcraft 2.11 or later installed. If you've already installed Snapcraft you can check the version:

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Don't worry about everything in there just yet. The snapcraft tool will interpret this file, fetch and install everything that is needed, build it, and give you a snap.

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$ hello Hello, world!

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As you can see

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subdirectory in your current working directory. The directory structure will look like:

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to pull the updated source code from that repository, remembering to do a

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Snapcraft also lets you work with individual commands so you can update and customize your snap. This section looks at some of those options and shows how you could clean and rebuild the gnu-bash part.