Tauri 2.0
summary
Tauri 2.0 claims <8 MB binaries and shows a reported 500 KB Windows build, uses a Rust core with a plugin API that exposes JS and Rust calls, and forces opt‑in OS features to reduce attack surface. Live demo connects desktop, mobile and web simultaneously with HMR but suffers flaky network hiccups yet functions. A third‑party security audit is concluding with a handful of severe issues, the repo lists ~75,000 stars and ~400 crates.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:49Tauri architecture
- 8:24How Tauri builds and runs applications
- 11:20Security features in 2.0
- 13:06Tauri development best practices
- 14:32Why 75,000 GitHub stars
- 16:01Memory safety
- 17:47Live demo
- 22:48Closing remarks
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