Authors: Valentin Kiselev, Backend Engineer, and Travis Turner, Tech EditorTopics: Frontend, Backend, Rust, TypeScript
Real experience using the Tauri framework to build a desktop app with a sidecar running in the background; this may be a program written in any language and can be used to surpass the framework possibilities of Tauri!
The Tauri framework provides a productive development flow as it can catch many errors at compile time, allowing us to think less about possible errors and more of what we want to implement. But what if you want to go beyond the basic setup which consists of the web app and the Tauri backend? For example, non-trivial desktop features, like background file syncing. Perhaps use the filesystem, the network… and write it in Go? Then, read on.
