> I could not find usage examples on the edgejs.org page and the docs link points to the node docs, why?

This was intentional, as a demonstration that Edge and Node should not diverge a bit. You should be able to replace `node` with `edge` in your terminal and have things running, so that's why we point to the Node.js docs.

> But why the need of --safe then? What's the difference between using it and not using it?

Edge.js currently runs without a sandbox by default. The main reason for this is two fold: native currently performs a bit better than with the Wasm sandbox (about 10-20% better), and because we wanted to polish more the Wasm integration before offering it as default.

> $ edge pnpm run dev > What is this doing?

This is making the `node` alias available for anything that you put after edge. This allows pnpm to use the edge `node` alias instead of your platform node.

Things will be installed as usual, in your `node_modules` directory