Comments by "Charles M." (@charlesm.2604) on "Tauri in 100 Seconds" video.

@knowledgenews5343 I remember a post that got viral on r/facepalm. It was a job listing for a Vue dev with a required 5 years experience and the caption was "Vue is 2 years old" or something like that. Don't know if that's where it comes from but that's the first time I've seen it.
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@MegaLuffy75 You don't even need "Tauri" experience, it's a library. You scroll through the docs, scaffold a project and you're ready.
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@MegaLuffy75 Well it's more so because it's not a "technology", nor a "new" one. It's JavaScript, WebView and Rust. Demanding experience in Rust and web development would be the correct way to go about it. And even then, someone that has experience in programming would be able to learn on the go, as he/she develops on the project. Because, ultimately, that's what programming is, a constant learning process. The difference is we are faster at learning with time.
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@MegaLuffy75 What I'm trying to say is there is no such thing as "React experience", there is JavaScript/web development experience. If you are familiar with the environment, you should be able to pick up on React as you code the project even if you've never touched it.
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@lankymoose1831 Kotlin Multiplatform anyone ? .NET ecosystem is a dev experience nightmare. Plus MAUI isn't even released as of now.
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