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If you’re going to convince mobile developers to use Tauri, at least invest some time in showcasing a good enough example. How do the apps do navigation? How do
by FlyingSnake 4y ago
If you’re going to convince mobile developers to use Tauri, at least invest some time in showcasing a good enough example. How do the apps do navigation? How do they store data for offline usage? How about networking? How can I access camera or hardware features?
Tauri might be the bees knees and cross platform toolkits are cool but I’m not seeing anything worthwhile in this blogpost.
- bwindels 4y agoI think they'd consider that out of scope, which for me is a feature rather than a bug. The project is really about providing the runtime, rather than batteries-included application framework as many mobile platforms provide. Perhaps they are targeting web/rust developers more than native mobile developers? All the things you would like to see in an example have well-established ways of doing in a web application. Camera access is a good example, where the javascript way of doing is through navigator.getUserMedia(). I imagine it would be supported by Tauri where the underlying browser engine supports it. Tauri provides filesystem access as well, as you don't have that in a web page.