I kinda feel that a hard ES6 dependency goes against the philosophy of this tool, which is arguing for simple libraries that can be simply used for small projec

I kinda feel that a hard ES6 dependency goes against the philosophy of this tool, which is arguing for simple libraries that can be simply used for small projects without buildchain dependencies, etc. Saying "Front-end javascript is too complex, let's go back to our progressive enhancement roots" in one breath and "Requires webpack and ES6" in another doesn't jive IMO.