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Hello, thanks for this issue !

What does this app use to measure start duration ?

Because I use the load event of the inner webview as the end of measurement, and the binary start as the start measurement.

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My pc is of 2012 specs too :) and it can easily beat GitHub Actions

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Also, the neuralinojs architecture does lack security and can be easily intercepted unlike tauri

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Config of PassMark App Timer

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Window Initial loading time

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Although the webview too loads 2x earlier in Tauri compared to Electron

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I also have vastly different experience build my app on Tauri and Electron.
Tauri build time is 10x faster then on Electron.
I am using monorepo (turborepo) sharing code between Electron and Tauri, and for same React app that I have Tauri ends up building much faster.
I am currently on Windows PC, but soon I'll check MacOS too.

Glad that this comparison exists, really helped me during testing period to know which one to pick :)
Huge thanx for all the work!

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This is really interesting to see these comments !

I need a bit of investigation to see if there's some mistake somewhere, but results were respecting my own initial manual tests if I recall correctly (but I might have missed something, who knows ?).
About the build time, do you consider that I don't use the advantage of incremental build when building Tauri, which automatically increase a lot build time. Might be worth adding to #142

Also, for some people that might read this, note that since I am using Github Actions for benchmarks, we have to compare relative differences more than absolute values like I said in the README. Not that any of you did it, but I prefer to remind 😄

But still, this is interesting to see huge differences like that. Maybe we need to change some process or ways to benchmark everything !

Glad that this comparison exists, really helped me during testing period to know which one to pick :)
Huge thanx for all the work!

Thanks ! That was my initial goal, I just wanted to compare Tauri, nw.js and electron and chose what to pick up for my projects. I didn't expect this project to continue over time, or gain stars, and even less to get to 880 😅 I'm glad it helps other people to make choices :)

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Tauri apps have a 1st time huge time killing scheme. Also, depending on the pc specs it differs a lot I agreed

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Also, another thing to note is that you technically have web builds for electron and tauri (considering you don't use the tauri apis on web build) you may add a sidenote regarding that

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Also, another thing to note is that you technically have web builds for electron and tauri (considering you don't use the tauri apis on web build) you may add a sidenote regarding that

This is true.
But we believe I should make react (for example) examples as well, so we can see differences between vanilla js, framework versions (like a react todo-list for example), and native calls versions (for example a simple file explorer).

Lots of ideas, but since I don't have that much time to spend on that project, I can't promise I could do it immediately. I created #559 to track this.

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Yeah, sure

Off Topic
I actually came to here from Tauri Apps. In #off-topic it was posted where I saw that which I quickly created an issue

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Within next few weeks I'll also have Github actions setup and ready so that will also give me more info on performance (build time).
Thing is that PC I am using is pretty old (8-9 years) :D I don't think that I'll beat Github actions, but time will tell.
I'll post results somewhere here.

I agree with you that examples that use React, Svelte or Vue would give more insights in performance.

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