understanding-tauri-architecture
Tauri Architecture
Tauri is a polyglot toolkit for building desktop applications that combines a Rust backend with HTML/CSS/JavaScript rendered in a native webview. This document covers the fundamental architecture concepts.
Architecture Overview
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