# Building Jobs

In order to build a jobs workspace, start in an empty folder and create a ./jobs sub folder inside it. All your job classes go in this folder. The name of this folder is configurable.

All the Ruby files in the ./jobs folder will be loaded by all of Jobly's commands. It is recommended to only keep Job classes in this folder. If you need to load additional code, you can use the ./app folder.

Your job classes should simply inherit from Jobly::Job, like this:

class Hello < Jobly::Job
  def execute
    # Your code here
  end
end