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Love hand wavy product pages for apps Ive never heard of. Tells you who knows what their doing and who you can ignore.
It's a link to a blog post announcing a release. The product page [1] is a bit more informative. The best 3 word summary probably is "Electron, but rust". [1]: https://tauri.app
Love hand wavy product pages for apps Ive never heard of. Tells you who knows what their doing and who you can ignore.
What does "Alpha" mean here? As compared to Beta.
are there similar webview libraries from android and ios that you can link to as the desktop OS does? anyone knows what those libraries are?
I wish there is a c++ electron.js alternative, we now have tauri(rust) and wails(go), I'm using webview on github to use c++, just not as polished but it works well though.
If they manage to pull this off then bravo to them.
Tauri does a few things very well, and its frontend model is much more lightweight and flexible than Electron's. However, the project has a long way to go before it's used in the mainstream and really needs to continue to make testing, debugging, and other DX details much more accessible and clear to gain an edge in the market.
Mac’s multithreaded environment went just fine; and on task completion could be killed off. However the Windows version spun up fine, then hung, then wouldn’t shut down all the threads leaving odd state everywhere.
This is a huge reason to go with Tauri over Electron. I don't get why there isn't (or is there) a simple way to package a web app for all platforms. Everyone still makes this weird artificial distinction between Desktop and Mobile despite the technical capabilities and user expectations being close to the same.