Meet Tauri: the new Electron alternative. Getting started with Tauri. How to build a desktop version of a To-Do app.

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Learn how to build desktop apps using React with Tauri, an alternative to Electron. Tauri allows you to use web technologies like JavaScript, HTML, and CSS to create native applications. The tutorial covers setting up a project, building a To-Do app with sentiment analysis, adding native features using Rust, and packaging the app for distribution.

How To Build Desktop Apps Using React: A Quick Introduction to Tauri

Building a desktop version of a To-Do app

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<p>Personally I don’t build a lot for desktop, because the browser often is enough. I like seeing that alternatives like this exist though, and at a first glance it seems very easy.</p>


<p>I have a painful experience of developing an Electron app using React, Node and Mongo. I hope Tauri has better dev experience.</p>
