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Tauri Book status

The Tauri Book is actively being authored and is in progress. The project experienced delays due to Tauri's growth, but has been recently re-prioritized. No specific release timeline has been announced as of the document date.

Quick start resource location

A 'What is Tauri' page is available at /start/ for users looking for a quick technical overview and to start building an app.

Tauri documentation structure

The Tauri documentation includes an About section with three main topics: Tauri Philosophy (explaining the approach behind Tauri), Governance (covering how the Tauri governance structure is set up), and Trademark (providing guidelines for using the Tauri trademark).

Tools for translating Chinese documentation

For contributors working on Chinese (zh-cn) localized documentation, the zhlint tool (https://zhlint.jinjiang.dev/) is recommended. It is a linting tool that checks punctuation, spacing, and other common issues in Chinese text. Contributors should also reference the Chinese Copywriting Guidelines (https://github.com/sparanoid/chinese-copywriting-guidelines) for writing consistent and correct Chinese text, and the Starlight i18n VS Code extension (available on the VS Code Marketplace) for managing i18n content in Starlight-based documentation sites.

Tauri documentation translation languages

The Tauri documentation is available in multiple languages: English, French, Spanish, Chinese (Simplified), Japanese, and Korean. Contributions to translations are welcome.

Main Tauri repositories for contribution

The main Tauri repositories available for contribution are: the core Tauri repository (https://github.com/tauri-apps/tauri/) containing the Tauri runtime, build tools, macros and utils; the Plugins workspace repository (https://github.com/tauri-apps/plugins-workspace) with all the official Tauri plugins; and the Tauri Docs repository (https://github.com/tauri-apps/tauri-docs) containing the documentation website. Each repository contains a .github/CONTRIBUTING.md file with instructions on how to set up the local development environment and submit a Pull Request.

Tauri Book topics and scope

The Tauri Book covers the history of Tauri and its design decisions, with emphasis on privacy, security, and sustainability. Topics include the design methodology and reasoning behind Tauri, developer options when building with Tauri, balancing fast delivery with sustainability and responsibility, why Rust was chosen as the binding and application layer for Tauri, and the importance of binary reviews.

Tauri Book authorship

The Tauri Book is authored by Daniel and Lucas, who are co-founders of Tauri. They guide readers from theory to implementation with guest contributions on open source, DevOps, security, and enterprise architecture topics.

Learning resources structure for Tauri

Tauri documentation provides end-to-end learning experiences through tutorials organized by topic. The Learning section includes security-related topics covering the permissions system with practical insight into how to use it, extend it, and write custom permissions. Additional learning paths include splashscreen setup, Node.js as a sidecar, and mobile features like multi-window support and file associations.

Mobile feature learning tutorials available

Tauri documentation includes tutorials for setting up mobile features: Splashscreen, Node.js as a Sidecar, Multi-Window on Mobile, and File Associations on Mobile.

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