Rust Tauri 1.0 - Quick Intro - Rust Desktop App

Rust Programming for Desktop Application with Tauri 1.0. This is a quick introduction of the Tauri basics.

We will learn how to:

- Setup a Rust Tauri project with TypeScript and Rollup for Web Components, and nodeJS.
- Create a Rust Tauri Command and call it from JavaScript / TypeScript.
- Create Tauri State to be called from JavaScript.
- Use Tauri Event Model

Chapters:

00:00 Overview
01:03 Setup
03:57 Hot Reload with Servor
06:23 Setup TypeScript
10:12 Tauri Command
12:29 Tauri State
15:40 Tauri Event Model

Jeremy Chone:

Other popular Rust Programming videos:

Playlists:

[jakemeyer]

I think this is my motivation to finally learn Rust...

[nikensss]

Wow! Loved the fast pace style, very focused on getting things done. Aamazing video! I’m looking forward to the rest of the series!

[oligy]

Your channel is by far the most comprehensive resource for Rust programming that I have found. Great videos.

[redbeardjunior]

I tried it today ! Thank you for your help: a litel list to add if your new and just start and not make the same mistakes to figure it out 1. install rust 2. dont use captial letters in creating a project test-app is fine DONT USE Test-APP will not work ! I HOPE I WILL SAVE YOU SOME TIME !

[christerpherhunter]

The detail and explanation is impeccable!

[hagbardceline]

Really great Video, thank you! I really like the pace and the visualizations. Not to fast and not taking to much time to keep it interesting. Also the clean and clutter free presentation helps! I hope i can spend some time on the weekend with it and try to use sycamore (maybe also Dioxus/Yew if time allows) [with trunk?] as a replacement for the Javascript/Typescript part :)

[ProtonChicken]

I'm trying to make a rust desktop app that connects to a database and this series is perfect! Thank you!

[natymetrio]

Thank you very much man, seriously you helped a lot i started from 0 to 10.

[azzamsya]

Wow. Amazing tutorial!
Nicely presented.

[hotharvey]

Wow, amazing tutorial - now I have a great reference for some fun projects. Thank you!!!

[mumk]

loved this technology, gonna master it, thanks for the exposure!

[jamese.spivak]

I love your videos! Such high quality Rust content. Keep them coming!

[prashlovessamosa]

Your providing all this knowledge for free
Thank you respect++

[lankymoose]

Awesome vid! Really looking forward to seeing some cool projects made with Tauri.

[antonioastorino]

Excellent tutorial, thank you. A lot of dark magic happens with all the traits and dependencies you have to "not forget". I will save this video to my bookmarks but I am still looking for a more transparent solution. Any suggestion on what tools to use for a simple kiosk/HMI application on Raspberry PI?

[DDlol]

Thank you! This was a very usefull video.
I am already excited for the next one!




Btw. I try to also follow with a minimal setup.
Basically i managed to make it run with only tauri and tauri-build as dependency.
Also my tauri.conf.json looks like this:

{
build: {
devPath:"./dist",
distDir:"./dist"
},
tauri: {
allowlist: { all: true },
windows:[{}]
}
}

[supertrooperdk]

Really like your teaching style. Would love to see a tauri + yew video

[flyingsquirrel]

Wow! This was super helpful, thanks a lot!!

[Serveny]

Interesting video. Is there a way to export the rust function definitions as Typescript interfaces as well? Would be much better than invoking them by string, because there is so much place for typo and type errors on the js side.

[mrchakeratallah]

Please, make a tut on how to set up an http server with tauri