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Including only required Babel polyfills with Webpack

If you are using something like Object.assign or Promises in your ES6/TypeScript code, you will sooner or later come across the fact that IE11 does not support them natively. In such cases, the natural way forward is to include a polyfill to get them working.Babel has a polyfill library based on core js which has polyfills for a lot of such ES6/ES2015 features.But you don't want to include the entire polyfill library in your application if you are only using a couple of polyfills.Here is a handy…
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