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JavaScript, Babel, and Firebase

This project uses the Babel CLI for compiling vanilla ES6 into browser-compatible JavaScript, and Google Firebase for hosting and deployment.

Using the Project

  1. Clone the repository.
  2. Remove the .git folder: rm -rf .git
  3. Initiate a repository locally: git init
  4. On GitHub or similar, create a new repository. Copy its link.
  5. Within the local repository, add the new repository as the remote url: git remote add origin <new-repo-url>
  6. Setup the Node dependencies and setup hosting / deployment to Firebase.

Node Prerequisite

It is assumed that you have Node installed either on your machine and can use Node commands from the terminal.

For example: I have a Windows 10 computer. I used nvm on my Windows Linux Subsystem to install Node, and run all npm commands from an Ubuntu subsystem in the VSCode terminal.

Getting Started with Babel

🔗 Go to the Babel Wiki page

Deployment with Firebase

🔗 Go to the Firebase Wiki page