[muhgarvey]

My company definitely has a use-case for something like this. We are currently working on an internal product to easily set up new projects, whether they are java, ruby, lambdas, etc. We are using/abusing yeoman to do this, but yeoman was not intended to be used in a pipeline initialized from a web ui. A second issue we have is a blossoming of scripts. Some have multiple bash scripts. Some have started using makefiles.

This seems to be exactly what we could be using but I don't see a clear explanation of how it provides the initial value over something like Yeoman, and how it provides the lasting value over things like bash scripts or makefiles.