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Because WinUI and QT are so glamorous and offer a super intuitive development experience. /s
TBH I'd take QT app over any electron/web app... it still looks more consistent and matches the OS. Heck, even Java Swing (IDEA) looks better and feels more native than any electron crap.
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Because WinUI and QT are so glamorous and offer a super intuitive development experience. /s
TBH I'd take QT app over any electron/web app... it still looks more consistent and matches the OS. Heck, even Java Swing (IDEA) looks better and feels more native than any electron crap.
can I convert a pwa to Tauri? how much effort is needed?
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This is just the reality of web development. You'd have the same issues if you were developing a PWA. Blaming Tauri for this doesn't seem fair. It sounds like Electron is a better fit for what you're trying to do.
I think what Tauri is getting blamed for is the decision to always use the native web renderer, which IMO is fair because that was a design choice they made. Personally I think the ideal scenario would be allowing developers a choice between: 1. Use the native OS renderer 2. Bundle a specific version of some renderer (most likely Chrome) 3. Use a shared library for the renderer (this gets a little trickier with sandb…
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TBH I'd take QT app over any electron/web app... it still looks more consistent and matches the OS. Heck, even Java Swing (IDEA) looks better and feels more native than any electron crap.
IDEA is surely the ultimate gold-plated Swing app. I'm sure JetBrains have had to pour in a huge amount of time and money to get results that good.
Took a look at the homepage ( https://v2.tauri.app/ )... and basically have no idea what this is or why I would use it. Consider adding something more informative than 'Hardened foundation for your web apps', and maybe an 'About' page.
> (Toolkit/Framework) for building cross-platform desktop application using web technologies. Focused on efficiency, security, and size.
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Not really PWA will use your browser of choice which is likely up to date. Tauri often is run on system with very old webviews like 6-7 years old.
What system has 7 year old web views?
Is there any hope that Tauri could use something else as browser on linux? Something based off firefox or chromium would be ideal... That would solve all the problems I have with it
Seem _very_ early days so who knows if it will have legs.
Is there any hope that Tauri could use something else as browser on linux? Something based off firefox or chromium would be ideal... That would solve all the problems I have with it
Well… kinda. There is this new project called `verso` that from my understanding is coming from the Tauri team (but weirdly is in another org in GitHub): https://github.com/versotile-org/verso Seem _very_ early days so who knows if it will have legs.
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What system has 7 year old web views?
A lot of people outside rich outside run old computers and like I said webviews usually are the one first released with the OS and dont get updated.