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# Farmer's Market

Browse pre-built apps, themes, and custom UI components and add them to your solution.

Farmer's Market is a resource containing pre-built [apps](/reference/apps.md), [themes](/reference/resources/themes.md), and custom UI components that you can add directly to your solution and apps.

<figure><img src="https://29237295-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2F-MiLU-xcHu0eLZiTxcmZ%2Fuploads%2FqN94NBA1EHMpSWFCgnjg%2Ffarmers_market.png?alt=media&amp;token=f2c5d8ef-01c6-4b0b-9233-48ff0eacb834" alt="A screenshot of the Apps view in Farmer&#x27;s Market."><figcaption><p>Apps in Farmer's Market</p></figcaption></figure>

## Usage

Launch and browse Farmer's Market from:

* The [Help menu](https://docs.appfarm.io/reference/appfarm-create/pages/DstCxzCn4cshCWR2dQmK#id-10.-help-menu)
* **Apps** > **Create app**
* **Themes** > **Browse more Themes**

All the items available are free to use and are fully-customizable.

### Apps

Apps range from boilerplates to fully-functional [apps](/reference/apps.md) with a [UI](/reference/apps/ui.md), [actions](/reference/actions.md), [data sources](/reference/apps/data/data-sources.md), and a [data model](/reference/data-model.md). If a data model is included, the object classes are tagged[^1] with the name of the app. When an app is added from Farmer's Market, the accompanying [theme](/reference/resources/themes.md) is also added to your solution.

If you later delete the app, the object classes and theme will remain your solution and must be deleted separately.

### Themes

[Themes](/reference/resources/themes.md) include a color palette, corner styles, and typography settings.

### UI components

UI components in Farmer's Market consist of entire [views](/reference/apps/ui/views.md), [dialogs](/reference/apps/ui/views/dialog.md), and [drawers](/reference/apps/ui/views/drawer.md), as well as smaller components based on [containers](/library/ui-components/container.md). They are built using the standard [library of UI components](/library/ui-components.md).

To add a custom UI component to an app from Farmer's Market you must be in the [UI designer](/reference/apps/ui.md). If the UI component is based on a container, it will be inserted immediately below the current selection.&#x20;

[^1]: Tags are used to categorize [object classes](/reference/data-model/object-classes.md), usually to highlight which apps rely on them.


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