
A boilerplate for building desktop apps with Electron and NextJS.
NextJS Electron Boilerplate combines the robust features of NextJS with the flexibility of Electron, providing a solid foundation for developers looking to build cross-platform desktop applications. This boilerplate simplifies the setup process, enabling developers to focus on building their applications, rather than spending time on configuration and environment setup.
By leveraging the power of NextJS for server-side rendering and favorable performance, alongside Electron's capabilities for creating native desktop applications, this boilerplate streamlines the development process significantly. It's an excellent choice whether you're creating a productivity tool, a media application, or any other type of desktop software.

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