From the Web to the Desktop
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Presentation introduces Tauri for building desktop applications using web frameworks (JavaScript) and shows how to use Tauri’s APIs to create native-feeling apps while keeping development in JS. Speakers are experienced developers and Rust advocates who also engage with community events and open-source ecosystems like NixOS.
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chapters (31)
- 0:00Welcome
- 1:24Tauri introduction
- 2:49Desktop dev history
- 5:15Electron alternatives problems
- 7:42Tauri and its advantages
- 9:27How Tauri works
- 12:15Rust JavaScript communication
- 14:02Size and performance comparison
- 15:49Tauri main features
- 16:53Tauri APIs
- 19:40Rust-free development
- 20:22Tauri 2 mobile support
- 21:28Crab Nebula security audits
- 23:15Tauri plugins extensibility
- 27:09Tauri use cases projects
- 30:02Tauri docs guides
- 34:18Build Tauri from scratch
- 39:29Tauri project structure
- 43:43Tauri config manifest
- 45:50VS Code Tauri extension
- 47:15Run debug Tauri app
- 49:20Rust code in Tauri
- 51:43Tauri API interaction
- 55:53JavaScript API docs
- 1:01:11File System example
- 1:06:50Tauri plugin handling
- 1:09:34Tauri future roadmap
- 1:13:28Tauri sponsors partners
- 1:15:14Awesome Tauri apps
- 1:19:50Rust Lang Spanish community
- 1:21:36Q&A
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