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I tried to use nx, but I wasn't ready to spend time learning it, so everything is quite simple, without special tools, here it is: https://github.com/romeerez/database-viewer
Electron desktop apps (maybe multiple later on) - created using Electron React Boilerplate
I've used both Next.js + Nuxt (for Vue)... but personally found that SSR adds in extra complexity and odd edge cases here and there (especially when adding in 3rd party components that might not have been tested as well with SSR)... and I've decided to go down the "dynamic rendering" path instead with: https://github.com/prerender/prerender
A second thought, I would not use create-react-app for bootstraping a project today. NextJs works pretty well and you can customize... It's even possible to use nextjs in an electron app. See https://github.com/saltyshiomix/nextron. And also prefer typescript from the start if possible.