Simple babel livereload

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Simple babel livereload

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Last edited Mar 29, 2015

Created on Sep 19, 2016

This example demonstrates a live-reloading development workflow for transpiling JavaScript and serving a web page. The gulpfile defines tasks to convert ES6 source files with Babel, bundle the resulting JavaScript with Browserify, and automatically refresh the browser via `gulp-livereload` whenever source files change. It also sets up a local HTTP server using the `st` library to serve static files on port 8080, integrating all these steps into a single default Gulp task. The visualization shows how build tools can be orchestrated for rapid iteration, but no actual data or graphical output is involved—the code is purely a build configuration.

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