Getting started is too hard to understand

Let me show you by giving you my thought process while reading the getting started:

It starts with the overview where I'm told that php isn't working with zeronet that alone is such turnoff that I almost closed the page and ignored zeronet. At least write "not yet" because no php means anything php related like phpBB would have to be coded from scratch in javascript. Coding something like phpBB would take years. PHP is pretty much a must, without it there is no chance casual developers will use zeronet.

Then there is that basic structure with 0 explantion.
- What is ZeroFrame.coffee? What does it contain? Why does it exist?
- MySite.coffee = it's called my site does that mean I have to write in there in coffeescript?
- all.js file Does that mean I have to put all my script files in there?

The coffee files will allow me to use ZeroFrame API. What is ZeroFrame? Why do I need
to use it?

At least the content.json is explained a bit.

Then ZeroNet Debug mode and Extra features
- I thought this is a getting started? I don't even know how to use the ZeroFrame API yet.

Copy ZeroFrame.coffee to your site's js/lib/ directory

-link to ZeroFrame.coffee is broken, thus ending the whole tutorial. Oh well I can still rad a bit further.

-The code block has 0 comments So do I need to learn coffescript just to be able to make a website
for zero net? Ill just press next and see how it goes further.

ZeroFrame API Reference
- Where did the tutorial go? Great an API without any kind of explanation. The examples are just blobs of code without any comments.

There is written: These commands handled by wrapper frame and does not sent to UiServer using websocket.

Which makes it worse:

-What is the wrapper? How does the wrapper work? Why does it not send to UIServer. What is the UiServer?

With this kind of getting started nobody will be able to make websites for zeronet. The result is that ppl leave and wait for zeronet to get more userfriendly. Or join your irc channel and bother you like I did.