Tauri vs Electron in 2023 & beyond

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[HamguyBacon]

anything that avoids chromium is a good thing.

[ilooi]

I come from an electron history. I loved it, still love it.
But for my needs (targeted ONLY windows (7+) apps) I found Tauri amazingly fitted for my needs.

For general and high-end apps, Electron is still the better choice (if you don't want to go full ape-mode and C++ it from the scratch).

PS: I don;t care about documentation-wars, that's something that Tauri will also improve with time.
PPS: Let's see what Tauri 2.0 brings tot he table.

[donnermed]

I got but I keep thinking Tauri does a great job, though... Years ago, I tried to run a boilerplate of electron-reactjs. I still remember the time it took me to run it...

[blossom_rx]

Don't know the whole context, but the guy used some dark and charming rhetoric to prove his point. ^^

[PindahSpanyol]

Saya punya Tauri ada 4 buah ukuran 37end 38

[shattereddnb]

I recently started to work on a Tauri app with Next, and setting up the frontend was a breeze, everything just works! But then I wanted to set up a simple local database and realised I would probably have to spend the better part of a decade to learn arguably the most difficult language around to make anything useful on the backend (maybe a slight overstatement, but not by much!) If you happen to be a frontend developer that also knows Rust, Tauri is for you! But the other 99.9 % of developers should probably stick with Electron

[spookymv]

trillions.... global scale... sorry, the argument is too shallow. trillions of uses means nothing to the end user. even to the developers. If you wanna think on a global scale, tens or hundreds of chromium helper sucking the machine is not trillions, it's Octillions.