And it still holds true for development today! Really any organization that has multiple languages should consider making their devs lives easier with Make.
I'll look into the permissions, I definitely want it as limited as possible. The only two I see listed in my AndroidManifest.xml are INTERNET and SYSTEM_ALERT_WINDOW, which are the React Native defaults.
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We'll have you programming in CoffeeScript/JavaScript on our Angular web apps. And maybe some dabbling in Python on our Flask backend.
And of course, it plays great with Docker & Compose, here's a write-up we did on using Make with container tooling: https://shipyard.build/blog/makefiles-for-modern-development...