I was a little surprised by this bullet point for when make would be an appropriate build tool: > The build system does not need to be highly portable. I know

I was a little surprised by this bullet point for when make would be an appropriate build tool: > The build system does not need to be highly portable. I know "highly" is a vague qualifier here, but I pretty much always default to a Makefile in Go projects and have used it to build Electron apps on Linux, macOS, and Windows (without WSL, just Make for Windows). You have to do a little extra finagling to get the executable paths right, but it works well enough for my purposes. To some extent, I get why Make gets a lot of hate. But if you keep them simple, they provide a great way to get around some of the limitations of package.json scripts (e.g., adding comments).