webpack configuration for webpack-es6-boilerplate

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webpack configuration for webpack-es6-boilerplate

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This example shows a minimal webpack configuration for the webpack-es6-boilerplate, defining how JavaScript source files are bundled. It sets the entry point to `babel-polyfill` and `./app/index.js`, outputs a single `bundle.js` to a `build` directory, and uses `babel-loader` to transpile `.js` files while excluding `node_modules`. The configuration also includes a development server on port 3000 serving from `./build` with inline mode enabled. The code directly references the webpack API, including `module.exports`, the `entry`, `output`, `module.loaders`, and `devServer` properties.

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