So I like to do some creative development and mainly develop QA apps for testing. Last week I was working on an local-first desktop app for anonymizing CSV files. It detects sensitive columns, lets you preview them how they would be anonymized based on the settings you use and you can output the new csv file. So the data can be shared with an LLM for explaining a certain data shape to help with things like data validation for example :) So I been doing a lot of development using Rust and now thought, lets makes this one in electron. When the final build was in it was about 300 mb and I was like this is huge. I then tried electrobun and got it down to something like 100mb. Now I'm back on my preferred tech stack I suppose when creating desktop apps and that is Rust + Tauri with a React/Typescript/Vite frontend. This app now is lightweight and performant and just 23,8 mb in size after installation and has the same rich functionality. I'm curious if you guys have any preferred tech stacks you use and why. I'm like lightweight apps that don't take that much space if possible.