Daniel Thompson-Yvetot

Daniel Thompson-Yvetot, co-founder of Tauri, dives into the impressive Tauri 2.0 release, emphasizing its small and secure framework for cross-platform apps. He shares insights on Tauri's architecture and the challenges of multi-platform development. The conversation explores innovative strategies for application updates, distribution, and the significance of community feedback. Daniel also discusses Tauri's role in the open-source ecosystem and future ambitions for Tauri 3.0, highlighting the collaboration between engineering teams and user needs.

Daniel Thompson-Yvetot, a software engineer and key figure in the Tauri project, discusses the exciting updates in Tauri 2.0. He explains how Tauri allows developers to use popular frameworks like React and Vue while leveraging Rust to enhance performance and reduce app sizes. The conversation delves into Tauri's new plugin system, mobile app development challenges, and strategies for OS-specific implementations. Daniel shares insights on future goals for Tauri, including enhanced flexibility, accessibility, and compliance in Europe.

Daniel Thompson-Yvetot, the creator of Tauri, shares insights on his innovative framework for building lightweight desktop applications. He discusses Tauri's upgrades in version 2.0, its benefits over Electron, and the importance of community involvement in open-source projects. The conversation dives into the challenges of adapting Tauri for mobile and the future aspirations for version 3.0. Daniel also highlights unique applications developed with Tauri and the role of AI in enhancing programming skills.

Daniel Thompson-Yvetot and Lucas Nogueira join to talk about Tauri, advantages over Electron, importance of security in open source, future of cross-platform apps. They discuss governance in open source projects and Tauri's approach with Crab Nebula. They also explore optimizing bundle sizes, impact on the planet, challenges for digital nomads, and importance of updates and security in frameworks and applications. They conclude by discussing building mobile apps with Tauri and the importance of listening to users and staying innovative.

React's future, metaframeworks, and Tauri are discussed in this podcast. Theo Browne shares insights on the challenges of adopting the new React model. The difficulties of convincing teams to use server components and React's influence are also explored. Additionally, Tauri 2.0 is compared to Electron and Capacitor, highlighting its flexibility in databases and performance.