Ship native apps with web tech using Tauri

[@riongull]

Excellent show! Tauri 2.0 looks amazing, and you two are great educators.

[@Web-Dev-Codi]

Just compiled my first native app. Thank you guys.

[@monsieurBoutte]

Great show! Can’t wait to fork this repo and give solid and tauri a spin 🎉

[@FANOS10]

I think this is the video I was looking for, for a while

[@freeideas]

i have written a super simple rust app that serves static html/js/css files that are bundled with it. it binds to a port in a way that allows only localhost-to-localhost, so it does not get the attention of windows firewall. i can make another exe that binds the same way and serves a rest api that does whatever it wants, and the static html pages can use that api. the HUGE advantage is that my static html/js/css pages work exactly the same way as they do on a real website. so i can just bundle my frontend with my backend with webview into a binary executable, WITH LITTLE OR NO CHANGE to the web app that runs on the internet. now here is my question: why would i prefer tauri over this? I am not being flippant here; there is probably a good answer.

[@geekwithdasause]

I'm quite new to Tauri so I might be wrong but I think an advantage is the bridge Tauri provides between the DOM and native APIs. Don't know if your implementation provides that as well.