Yes, I usually treat Make as the user-friendly facade to the underlying framework tooling (which might be e.g. Rails, Docker, or npm). `make bootstrap` gets the

Yes, I usually treat Make as the user-friendly facade to the underlying framework tooling (which might be e.g. Rails, Docker, or npm). `make bootstrap` gets the project setup. `make up` starts the project. For npm projects these usually just wrap package.json stuff. But I don't need to remember what tech a project is in, or where to look for the commands, if Make is the entry point.