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Using Docker is relatively simple and requires little to no configuration, arguably less than a standard node project.

Regardless, as someone who uses a variety of languages and is in the exact same situation, my generic Makefile is probably easier to read and understand than any standard that you have probably achieved.

With a standard Node project, you'd need the Node configuration AND the Docker configuration. If I can do without Docker, why not?

my generic Makefile is probably easier to read and understand than any standard that you have probably achieved

That sounds fairly rude for HN

"my generic Makefile is probably easier to read and understand than any standard that you have probably achieved. "

If you have the need to state this when it's not relevant, then I highly doubt you have readable Makefiles ;)

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