Experimenting with a hybrid native app built with Gleam and Tauri
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gleam-tauri-experiment

This is Tauri application that uses Gleam and Lustre on the front-end via Vite.

Screenshot of the application showing a name field, minus button, plus button, Greet button and the current time

Building

Prerequisites

You will need the following installed to build the application:

  • Rust
  • Gleam
  • node.js & npm

Run npm i to install node packages.

Build

Build the project with:

cargo tauri dev

This will compile all the code and start a development instance that will live reload when changes are made.