If you're looking for a ready-made template project to try out ECMAScript 6/7/2015, I created, and have been successfully using my base-node [0] and base-angula

If you're looking for a ready-made template project to try out ECMAScript 6/7/2015, I created, and have been successfully using my base-node [0] and base-angular [1] projects for a while now. You can use babel or traceur (just comment/uncomment one line), although the default is traceur. Gulp is used for building, packaging, and lint/transpile on save. base-node contains everything to package your application into a minimal Docker container (<10MB compressed + your minified, transpiled code) with io.js. base-angular will give you a module system, LESS transpiling, live-reload (LESS/CSS changes are injected without reload), and a minified, cache-busted output that you can drop into any web server (minimal nginix containerization in the works). I'm sure the documentation could be better, but the Readme.md has enough to get you started and the code should be very straight-forward. Since I'm using git, I can set these master repos as the 'upstream' and whenever I make changes to the base project (like, adding containerization support) I can easily push that change out to all my projects and everything gets tracked nicely in the revision graph. The `create.sh` script in base-node will actually do that rewiring for you. [0] https://github.com/blakelapierre/base-node https://github.com/blakelapierre/base-node [1] https://github.com/blakelapierre/base-angular https://github.com/blakelapierre/base-angular