They changed the name of the project, maybe you knew them with the old name (which I don't remember). I think the idea of using the "native webview" of the operating system is not new but the things they want to put on top make it look quite nice.
As someone who builds apps targeting web, mobile, and desktop from the same codebase using React Native, the webview portion is a much simpler (not necessarily better) answer than desktop primitives (e.g. nodegui). If Tauri is light enough without bugginess (I seem to recall some issues with gtk-webkit2 before), then the performance difference between native and webview might be miniscule enough to make this viable.
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Interesting. I'm always keeping an eye on Electron alternatives, but this one either slipped by me or I forgot about it.
They changed the name of the project, maybe you knew them with the old name (which I don't remember). I think the idea of using the "native webview" of the operating system is not new but the things they want to put on top make it look quite nice.
I remember one along those lines a few years ago that went nowhere.
As someone who builds apps targeting web, mobile, and desktop from the same codebase using React Native, the webview portion is a much simpler (not necessarily better) answer than desktop primitives (e.g. nodegui). If Tauri is light enough without bugginess (I seem to recall some issues with gtk-webkit2 before), then the performance difference between native and webview might be miniscule enough to make this viable.