Desenvolupament d’aplicacions d’escriptori amb Frameworks web i Tauri IPC

Abstract

[en] This work focuses on the development of a file cleaner for MacOs systems using the Tauri framework. The first part of the work aims to analyze the advantages of using Tauri to standardize user interfaces and inter-process communication. A comparison is made between Tauri IPC and the previous standard (Electron), highlighting that Tauri’s IPC offers a different and more efficient approach to inter-process communication. It also emphasizes Tauri’s ability to standardize user interfaces and adapt to different execution environments. The history and evolution of technologies and methodologies for developing desktop applications will also be presented, starting with the libraries of classical languages, moving on to Electron and its conceptual similarities with Tauri, and ending with Tauri as a possible future standard for developing this type of applications. The second part of the work focuses on the development of the cleaner and its implementation using Tauri. The most relevant aspects of the development, from planning to implementation and testing, are detailed. The work concludes that using Tauri is an efficient and innovative option for application development, not only for MacOs but also for other operating systems. It offers a new approach to inter-process communication and standardization of user interfaces.