Yes. I do it for a client. The app is used on a daily basis by a small number of users, but for a somewhat high volume of data and generates them quite a bit of revenue. To me it sounds like your issues are related to libraries. I aimed for the most stable and where that wasn't an option i wrote alternatives - i actually understand js and i am comfortable replacing most libs with my own code. Obviously it depends on context but generally speaking electron devs, as js devs, have the habit of bringing in thousands of dependencies for every little thing and then wonder why things are slow, un maintainable and full of security issues. If all you need from a lib is a function then implement it yourself. Also dont cargo cult chrome updates - some may be totally irrelevant to your specific use case.