Which Framework Should I Choose: Electron, Tauri, or .NET MAUI?

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Asked By CuriousCoder93 On

I'm looking for recommendations on frameworks for a personal project, specifically comparing Electron, Tauri, and .NET MAUI. I've used Electron before, but the bundle size was quite large. I'm aware of options like Plex and Jellyfin, but I'm interested in building my own solution. Any insights based on experience would be appreciated!

4 Answers

Answered By DevExplorer77 On

I recently built an app using Tauri and found it quite simple without issues related to memory or bundle size. I haven't tried Electron though, so I can't compare directly.

Answered By RustyWagon42 On

I’ve dabbled with Tauri too, but I'd be cautious recommending it right now. WebkitGTK on Linux can be a hassle, and if you aren't already comfortable with Rust, learning it could slow you down and impact performance compared to other options. Electron may have its downsides, but it definitely gets the job done.

Answered By TechSavvy92 On

If you're coming from a .NET background and are familiar with C#, I'd suggest going with .NET MAUI. However, if you're looking to avoid the bloat that often comes with Electron, Tauri is a solid alternative and keeps the bundle size smaller.

Answered By ShipItNow88 On

From what I've experienced, Electron is the way to go for production applications. As a solo developer, mixing Rust and TypeScript can be stressful. I've successfully launched multiple apps with Electron, while Tauri might be nice in theory, it complicates debugging significantly—especially for a media server project where user experience is key.

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