Learn what Tauri is, how it compares with Electron for building native desktop apps, and how to build a fully functional Tauri app.

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In this tutorial, we’ll explore Tauri, a modern, cross-platform framework for building desktop apps. Electron is great, but it has some significant drawbacks, which some other modern frameworks have overcome. Tauri is a modern framework that allows you to design, develop and build cross- platform apps using familiar web technologies like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

Tauri: Fast, Cross-platform Desktop Apps

My two cents: if you wanted to be a full rust experience, you could use Yew as your front end integration.
System programmers can have nice things too :)

Great article. Thanks for sharing

The fact that it’s over 120 MB of ‘hello world’ app in Electron 🤦