Is it possible to have VSCode IntelliSense working for building client side serverless application without node.js or npm?
I just want a way to get the same content npm give up to date in a folder.
hey use raw html and javascript and you can make it
By adding script tag with url of cdn to the html header, do I need to use an import in my js too so ‘BABYLON’ is recognised . . 
Also I made it outside of the html the js as a module. This mignt not be good.
you could add this in your js /// <reference path="https://preview.babylonjs.com/babylon.module.d.ts" />
Accessing the file directly on the cdn might not work so download the file locally and you can point to it
yes but make it the first line of the file with /// as it is in my message.
OH I though it was comment // 
I am a bit confused here so I will post a screenshot:
Testing it by hoveing my mouse on BABYLON to see if it suggest something.
Here it’s still ‘any’ 
your reference need to be to the .d.ts file as I posted not the .js file
Thank you it finally worked! But I changed something and now it’s not hueheuheue . . .
Might be interaction with module? IDK I was exporting as default a function which return the scene.
<script src="./node_modules/babylonjs/babylon.js"></script>
Inside index.html made it work ! 
Had mixed cdn and npm package.
Anyone could help having intelliSense inside VSCode with a downloaded playground index.html please.
This without installing BabylonJS.
I simply run it local with web browser.
Thank you for any help 
add /// as the first line of the file as posted above
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