Tauri 2.0: Defining Done
summary
Tauri 2.0 ships a stable JS API that lets web apps call a Rust core without writing Rust, adds first-class build for mobile support (iOS/Android) and a plugin/updater system, and targets macOS 10.13, Windows 7/8 and many Linux distros. Binaries shrink to around 2.5 MB (sometimes <1 MB), communication uses a minimal message API to Rust, and a third‑party security audit finishes before RC — beta today is already usable.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:06What is Tauri
- 5:00Performance and security
- 7:30Community and governance
- 10:04Architecture and components
- 12:30Mobile and cross-platform
- 13:12Security design and audits
- 16:26Ecosystem and alternatives
- 18:38Live demo
- 22:18Help and resources
- 23:24Tauri vs Electron etc.
- 27:22Tauri for mobile
- 29:50Release timeline and deployment
- 33:23Learning Rust with Tauri
- 35:13Closing and Q&A
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