Building Next-Gen Cross-Platform Apps with Tauri 2.0
summary
Tauri 2.0 is presented as a Rust-backed runtime that runs a JavaScript frontend and compiles to Linux, macOS, Windows, Android and iOS from one codebase, using npm create tauri-app for scaffolding, Rust for application logic and Rust synchronous IPC message passing for secure frontend–core calls. A live demo shows HMR to a phone, a native dialog plugin installed via npm/cargo, an MVP shipped in about three weeks, and observed bundle sizes of 2.6 MB iOS build and 15 MB Android build.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:53What is Tauri
- 4:57Tauri’s ecosystem
- 8:39Tauri’s process model
- 11:10Getting started
- 13:39Live coding demo
- 19:45Converting apps to Tauri
- 22:15Adding native features
- 27:34Mobile apps with Tauri
- 29:45Real-world use case
- 31:31Distribution & takeaways
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