Options for deploying ES6 code

deploying_es6.md

This is a rough overview of the options for deploying ES6 to current JavaScript environments. Not everything can be combined with everything:

• Decide on a transpiler (for your code):
  • TypeScript
  • Traceur
  • 6to5
• Decide on a package manager (for existing libraries):
  • npm
  • Bower
  • jspm
• Decide on a module system (for the complete app):
  • RequireJS
  • Browserify
  • webpack
  • SystemJS

Did I forget anything important (I want this list to be small, not exhaustive)?

I suspect that, for front-end apps, many developers will usually first go with a front-end library (Ember, Angular, …) and then try to find something that ties to the recommended toolchain for that library.

I have created AngularJS app (employee-scheduling) that is written in ES6 with full deployment process through Traceur, npm, SystemJS and TravisCI.

Add a polyfill layer if you need to support ES3.

Decide on a linter.

Step 2 can be reduced to "npm".

@nzakas ESLint is your choice? I mean, JSHint and JSCS(for code-style) are far from being (ES2015/ES6/ES2016/ES7)-compatible. Is ESLint ahead on this?
Actually i was forced to disable linting stuff in my ES6 projects, for example: JSRocksHQ/harmonic#103

What about test and testing framework that are ES6 capable?