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I've been using v2 for a month or so and it's really great. There are a few things that feel a little bit rougher than the Rust equivalent (Tauri), but Go is ju

I've been using v2 for a month or so and it's really great. There are a few things that feel a little bit rougher than the Rust equivalent (Tauri), but Go is just so much faster to code in that this has been a pleasure to work with. Also props to the lead maintainer Lea Anthony who seems to be behind all the very exciting momentum of the project

wuschel 4y ago
What would be the main differences Wails and Tauri? Rust's gurantees regarding type safety and parallelism? I image that the performance characteristics greatly depend on the chosen front end framework, or am I mistaken here?
- dceddia 4y ago
  I can only speak on Tauri, which I’ve been using to build a video editor, but with most of the heavy code living on the Rust side, the UI remains snappy and responsive even while the “backend” is seeking through videos or whatever. I’m using Svelte, but I don’t think that matters too much. The popular front end frameworks are close enough in performance IMO. I think it would really come down to dividing up the operations so the expensive ones run in native code instead of JS.
  - gl-prod 4y ago
    Hey, does that video editor has a public repo or is it a private thing?
    - dceddia 4y ago
      It's a paid app called Recut (https://getrecut.com https://getrecut.com)
      - gl-prod 4y ago
        I didn't think you would be using Tauri in a production app. + That's a really nice idea! I hope you the best :)
- a_atalla 4y ago
  one main advantage I see over Tauri is that Wails generate a typescript definition for the functions exposed to the frontend from the go side
hogyncymraeg 4y ago
Thanks CampbellMorgan - It's definitely a team effort though!