Tauri 2.0
summary
Tauri 2.0 claims small binaries under 8 MB (one example 500 KB on Windows), a Rust core with plugin APIs for JS and Rust, and explicit opt‑into OS features to reduce attack surface. The stack uses system webviews (wry/tao), prototypes with Servo, and native bindings (Swift/Kotlin); a live demo ties desktop, mobile and web to an ElectricSQL backend and mostly works despite hiccups. Security audits find fewer than five severe issues and the project has ~75,000 stars.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:21Tauri 2.0 uniqueness
- 5:55Tauri architecture
- 9:06Development workflow
- 11:20Security in Tauri 2.0
- 13:48Code signing & updates
- 14:52Language-agnostic Tauri
- 16:44Rust and memory safety
- 17:47Live demo
- 22:48Closing remarks
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