| Here's a couple - Not everyone wants to learn Rust but want to use the same language throughout their stack - Tauri is still new which means it is not considered "tried and true" - More developers know how to use Electron or at least know enough Javascript to learn which means larger talent pool = cheaper and easier to replace developers if need be - Last I checked (was not recently I admit), the build time for Tauri was abysmal - I would argue very few gives a damn about smaller build sizes unless the problem space actually requires size to matter In short, Electron is established tech and "good enough" while Tauri is the new kid in the block. It takes time for it to carve a space for itself. With all the Rust hype going on, I don't doubt it will happen. Fun fact: I actually embarked on a project recently where my plan is to build the app in Electron first and once I had a change to learn Rust, I'll probably try to migrate the Electron app to something like Tauri. |