There is a lack of documentation on installing the editor and building projects on it.

[Artromskiy]

I came from another engine (Unity), and many things are very difficult to grasp, and there's a lack of documentation regarding using the editor. There's very little documentation, especially regarding the scene/project assembly pipeline, which is essential for most developers to at least check the minimal build size

[julien-moreau]

Hey @Artromskiy!

Thanks for that feedback! I agree documentation is missing parts and I'm working on. Starting with Babylon.js Editor requires knowledge for at least Next.js (https://nextjs.org/) as it's the default template that is submitted when creating a new project. Do you think the documentation should cover it as well or a simple redirect to the Next.js documentation is enough?

For you what would be the most important chapters to cover in the documentation in priority?

[Artromskiy]

@julien-moreau
Thanks for the reply. I understand that working effectively with the engine and editor requires a basic understanding of Next.js and JavaScript, and links to relevant resources would be sufficient. At the same time, for complete beginners who want to test something in a plug-and-play format, it would be helpful to provide the basic steps for building and running it, like in PlayCanvas.
https://developer.playcanvas.com/user-manual/editor/publishing/web/self-hosting/