Mobile Apps with Vite & Tauri, and a Look Into the Future
summary
Demo shows mobile support is alpha but working end to end: use create-tauri-app with pnpm, scaffolded Rust project inlines the front end into a tiny binary and compiles (longer dev builds), JavaScript can call Rust bindings, and apps run on an iPhone 15 simulator and a Pixel 7 Pro emulator with Rust code executing on device. Tauri ships the OS webview instead of a full browser, plans move to beta next month with two security audits, and a company Crab Nebula will offer build and distribution services.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction and welcome
- 1:03What is Tauri and its advantages
- 3:10Scaffolding a Tauri app
- 6:02Running the Tauri app
- 7:51Mobile support introduction
- 8:56Running Tauri on iOS
- 10:42Running Tauri on Android
- 12:33Tauri’s future and beta plans
- 13:38Crab Nebula company launch
- 15:02Developer tools for Tauri
- 16:04Closing remarks and thanks
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