The Changelog: Software Development, Open Source

Build tiny multi-platform apps with Tauri and web tech (Interview)

Jul 15, 2022

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Towry - The Core and the Pluggin Eco System

05:41

Performance Isn't the Big Thing, Is It?

04:27

Rustlings - The Compiler Is Your Friend

04:28

Introduction

3min

Towry or Tory? Slash Change Log

2min

The Centaur Logo and Its Two Stars

2min

Tough Question. What's the Best Circle?

5min

Open Source Soft

5min

What's Your Personal Engo With Quazar?

3min

Can You Make Films in Pursue This Pursuit?

6min

Towry - The Core and the Pluggin Eco System

6min

The Next Generation of Softweare

2min

10.

The SAM Is a Sam, but It's a Chip That's Going to Change the Game, I Think?

4min

11.

Influx Data, Do Com Slash Change Log Again

2min

12.

Performance Isn't the Big Thing, Is It?

4min

13.

Then Performance, You Know, Is the Key Thing?

4min

14.

What's the Sweet Spot for Towy?

5min

15.

Is Windows 7 a Native OS?

4min

16.

Does Towery Enable a Team Like That to Go Beyond Mac?

3min

17.

The Future of Aps Is in the Cloud, Right?

3min

18.

Code Insise - The New Way to Track Versions

2min

19.

Retoil Slash Code Dash Insights

2min

20.

No Js for Multiply Form Native Application Development

4min

21.

Build for Multiple Platforms - How Do You Test?

3min

22.

Rustlings - The Compiler Is Your Friend

4min

23.

Using Towery to Build a Rust Based Application

2min

24.

Wasm and Wazi Are Ultra Exciting

1min

25.

Wasm - The Future of TowryCore?

5min

26.

Venture Capital - What's Happening?

5min

27.

Open Source, It's Staying Open Source

3min

28.

What It Means to Be a Hagger?

3min

This week we’re talking with Daniel Thompson about Tauri and their journey to their recent 1.0 release. Tauri is often compared to Electron - it’s a toolkit that lets you build software for all major desktop operating systems using web technologies. It was built for the security-focused, privacy-respecting, and environmentally-conscious software engineering community. The core libraries are written in Rust and the UI layer can be written using virtually any frontend framework. We get into all the details, why Rust, how the project was formed, their resistance (thus far) to venture capital, their full commitment to the freedom virtues of open source, and all the technical bits you need to know to consider it for your next multi-platform project.

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