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the page doesn't provide a really good understanding of what the framework is : is it using native ui components ? which part is for the server, which is for th
by bsaul 4y ago
the page doesn't provide a really good understanding of what the framework is : is it using native ui components ? which part is for the server, which is for the client, and what does the framework provides in terms of bindings between the two ? etc..
- born-jre 4y agohttps://tauri.app/ https://tauri.app/ it is a wrapper around underlying os webview, basically you load your apps js/page in that webview, if you want to do more native things then you can communicate with that app with ipc (probably tauri_sdk_thing that wraps that ipc ) kinda like electron but donot have to ship chromium browser so less ram usage/ binary size also since it is a warapper around webview not a lib_chrome_libary like in electron so it has less control in some case otherwise pretty great idea
- mellonaut 4y agoIt's safe to assume this page assumes some prior knowledge of Tauri[0] and Vue[1], which would answer your question :) [0] https://tauri.app https://tauri.app [1] https://vuejs.org https://vuejs.org
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- maxloh 4y agoIt is something like Cordova?
- nkozyra 4y agoIn the sense that it's a thin wrapper around a basic web app, yeah. Although Cordova is/was aimed more at mobile developers specifically and things like Electron and Tauri generally sell themselves as desktop first. The support for all is technically there for all three (and others, like Capacitor) but there's always a few caveats for each and they're rarely the same.