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grear work, two questions: 1. what UI framework do you use, since I see Windows support is already announced? 2. if I pay for an early bird license, would tha
by integricho 2y ago
grear work, two questions:
1. what UI framework do you use, since I see Windows support is already announced?
2. if I pay for an early bird license, would that work with the Windows version later on as well?
- rocksalad 2y agoThank you! I’m glad you like it. For the UI framework, I’m using Tauri, which allows for cross-platform support and a smooth user experience. Yes, if you pay for an early bird license, it will also work with the Windows version once it’s released, licence isnt linked to a OS, rather to an account, which can also be unlinked in the future.
- domlebo70 2y agoHey. Well done on launch. Looks very sleek. So the frontend is some sort of JS/CSS app. How did you get it so native looking? What UI libs are you using, or just tailwind classes?
- rocksalad 2y agoHey, thanks for the kind words! I’m glad you like the design. It’s a mix of Tailwind CSS and Tauri to achieve that "native" look. Using Tauri helps me access some OS features to create effects like the “glass/translucent effect” If you have any more questions, feel free to ask!
- domlebo70 2y agoThanks. I am about to start an app using Tauri, and styling the UI so it doesn't feel like a "web app" is a concern of mine