Topic	File
Introduction (what is Tauri, prerequisites, create project, project structure, frontend config)	`introduction.md`
Development Workflow (dev server, mobile dev, hot reload, DevTools, build modes, source control)	`develop.md`
Architecture (core ecosystem, tooling, upstream crates, WRY, TAO, plugin system)	`architecture.md`
Process Model (core process, webview process, multi-window, mobile process model)	`process-model.md`
Inter-Process Communication (commands, events, channels, state, typed payloads)	`ipc.md`
Calling Rust from the Frontend (commands, arguments, errors, async, channels, state, events)	`calling-rust.md`
Configuration Files (tauri.conf.json, Cargo.toml, package.json, platform-specific config)	`configuration-files.md`
Configuration Reference (app, build, bundle, security, windows, plugins, all config options)	`config-reference.md`
App Size (cargo optimization, frontend optimization, bundle formats, measuring size)	`app-size.md`
Sidecar (embedding external binaries, target triples, running from Rust/JS)	`sidecar.md`
Debugging (Rust console, WebView console, DevTools, mobile debugging, log plugin)	`debug.md`
Security (CSP, capabilities, scopes, lifecycle threats, trust boundaries, best practices)	`security.md`
Distribution (building, bundling, signing, versioning, CI/CD, platform stores)	`distribute.md`
Plugins (fs, dialog, notification, shell, updater, clipboard, global-shortcut, process, store, websocket, http, log, sql, upload, localhost, single-instance, positioner, autostart, window-state, barcode-scanner, biometric, nfc, haptics, deep-link, community plugins)	`plugins.md`
CLI Reference (init, dev, build, bundle, android, ios, migrate, add, remove, icon, signer, completions)	`cli.md`
Migration from Tauri 1.0 (automated migration, config changes, API changes, plugin migration)	`migration.md`

Core Concepts

Frontend-Independent: Bring any web stack — React, Vue, Svelte, SolidJS, vanilla JS, or even Rust web frameworks like Yew and Leptos.
Rust Backend: Application logic runs in a compiled Rust binary with full system access.
Native WebView: Uses the OS's native webview (WebKitGTK, WKWebView, WebView2) instead of bundling Chromium — apps as small as 600KB.
IPC (Commands & Events): Call Rust functions from JS via invoke(), or communicate asynchronously via events.
Capabilities & Scopes: Permission system controls what the WebView can access (files, URLs, system APIs).
Cross-Platform: Build for Linux, macOS, Windows, Android, and iOS from a single codebase.
Plugin System: Official plugins for common functionality (fs, dialog, notification, shell, updater, etc.) plus a thriving community ecosystem.
Security First: CSP, signed updates, scoped permissions, and Rust's memory safety at the core.

Core Concepts

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