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To set up a Tauri 2 project, scaffold a new application structure and implement a basic greet command. This verifies your Rust backend and IPC integration by testing the invoke and listen patterns between the frontend and backend.

Managing state and multi-window events in a Tauri app requires utilizing specific IPC strategy guidance. You implement invoke and listen patterns to handle state management and coordinate events across multiple windows securely.

Configuring CSP and security permissions for cross-platform desktop apps involves enforcing specific security models within Tauri 2. You apply strict Content Security Policy rules and permission configurations to secure the Rust backend and IPC integration.

Tauri 2 supports mobile application deployment alongside desktop environments through multi-target builds. This allows you to maintain a single Rust backend while packaging and deploying your application across various cross-platform targets.

Using async commands and plugins when building secure desktop apps ensures non-blocking operations and modular architecture. Tauri 2 enforces async command execution and plugin usage to maintain performance and extend functionality without compromising security.