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Enable JS passthrough and a nicer productName #48
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We currently write ES6 compatible JS and therefore we don't need the extra overhead of babel compilation. If we ever need babel or typescript compilation we can enable that in this file later. For now the best thing to do is to just enable passthrough.
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Just a few small things to make the dev flow a bit nicer out of the gate.
.compilercto enable JS passthrough so we aren't piping code through babel when we don't need to. If we want typescript / babel in the future that can be discussed in Framework / compilation language #47.vscodeto gitignoreproductNameto be the more human readable "Node.js Installer"