[yumraj]

Not to distract from Python or Tauri, but lately I’ve been using Wails[0] which is similar to Tauri but with Go instead of Rust.

There are pros/cons primarily being Tauri seems to allow creation of mobile apps which Wails doesn’t, but overall it’s been fantastic since I find Go to be an easier language for me.

[0] https://wails.io/

[01HNNWZ0MV43FF]

Yep I've gotten basic Tauri stuff to run on Android.

It runs fine but, speaking as someone with no prior Android experience, once you need to leave the "Everything is in the view" model, it gets confusing. But that's more Android's fault than the framework's

[squarefoot]

I was exploring the idea of using it for personal projects, mostly monitoring of sensors with data coming from network connections (some in raw binary format, not text), control of remote relays and actuators, etc, thus the need for self updating graphic primitives for gauges, indicators, leds, switches, displays, etc. Does Tauri allow that? Asking because although I have had a developer experience on other traditional languages/platforms (C, Delphi, lately some Python) I have none in coding for mobile platforms, web development and Tauri itself.