Building a Mod Player with Tauri: The update dilemma!
In the previous video, we successfully created a UI for our RetroPulse Mod player using Tailwind and React. However, our application is still missing a crucial piece - a way to push data from the Rust backend to our web based frontend.
In this video, I'll show you how we can establish a seamless communication channel between the two, allowing us to push information about the currently playing track from the Rust backend to the web frontend. We'll explore the different options available and implement a solution that fits our needs.
By the end of this video, you'll see me set up a robust communication channel that enables our application to display real-time information about the playing track, further enhancing the user experience.
*Key Highlights*
Establishing a communication channel between Rust backend and web frontend
Exploring options for inter-process communication
Implementing a solution for real-time track information updates
*Previous Video in the Series*
Part 1: • Revive Retro Tunes - Using tauri and libop...
Part 2: • Async Tauri Commands: Building a Robust, M...
Part 3: • Rapid UI Development: Design a MOD Player ...
*Links*
Source code: https://github.com/jakobwesthoff/retr...
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