Makefiles are a versatile and convenient automation tool that can be used to streamline the build and deployment process of various projects. They provide a consistent set of commands that can be easily executed, even if the project utilizes different technologies or tools. GNU Make, the software that runs makefiles, is commonly available on Linux systems and doesn't require many additional dependencies, making it a reliable choice for environments where installing additional packages is restricted.
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