This is great. React has this weird dual nature in that on one hand, you can drop it in as a <script> tag and it 'just works'. On the other hand, if you want to

This is great. React has this weird dual nature in that on one hand, you can drop it in as a <script> tag and it 'just works'. On the other hand, if you want to build using it, you're going to end up needing things like webpack, babel, etc, not to mention other common libraries, to the extent that it takes over your front-end stack (also because it takes over any rendered document nodes, and if you want to build a SPA you eventually use it to render everything inside <body> if not the whole document). So it's good to resolve this conflict by providing quicker ways to get started with common tools.