Maybe I'm missing something here - can somebody explain the relation to backend interoperability here? This seems, according to the docs, to be a way to make a native app "using virtually any frontend framework in existence."
How much Rust knowledge is required? Is this saying that currently, you can build a native app using virtually any frontend framework in existence... as long as your backend is in Rust? Or am I totally whiffing on what's going on here. I don't have much native dev experience, so maybe my thinking is off.
Tauri builds the entire backend for you, all APIs are available out of the box without composing a single line of rust. If you do know rust, however, you can extend at your leisure.
The team is currently working on a very slim solution that will build your entire project using a deno-based binary and if you stick to the APIs and can stomach the security risk of JS sidecars, you won't even need to have rust installed. That is probably a month or two away...
How much Rust knowledge is required? Is this saying that currently, you can build a native app using virtually any frontend framework in existence... as long as your backend is in Rust? Or am I totally whiffing on what's going on here. I don't have much native dev experience, so maybe my thinking is off.