UPDATE:

For the love, go use facebook's create-react-app. It's delightfully well-polished.

Why?

I keep finding myself in this predicament: I want to spin up a small side project over the weekend. I want to use react + redux, I want to use ES6 syntax, and I want to include things nicely, but all the boilerplate repos out there have a bunch of shit included that I don't need, or that I'm not smart enough to understand that I need. I'll probably have another iteration with some niceties, but here's the barest of bones in my opinion.

make run will spin up a webpack-dev-server with hot module replacement. You'll see "Hello, World!" at localhost:9898. An input to change that text implements a very small reducer.

Setup

1. npm install
2. make run
3. App will be available at localhost:9898