Here is one - WALK: https://github.com/lxn/walk https://github.com/lxn/walk A friend had used it in a commercial project, and IIRC he said it worked okay. Not

Here is one - WALK: https://github.com/lxn/walk https://github.com/lxn/walk A friend had used it in a commercial project, and IIRC he said it worked okay. Not tried it myself yet. I think it wraps the Win32 GUI SDK but also has a declarative mode [1] (at least for GUI widget layout) on top, or something like that - only looked at some sample code briefly. [1] meaning you can declare your GUI layout declaratively, but in Go code - it does not need XML or some other language or markup format like some declarative approaches do - IIRC. I actually wish the Go team had built support for some / many of the major GUI toolkits on major OS's (at least) from near the start of Go's development. I realize that there could have been, or still could be, some issues with that, due to differences between Go and (C and C++) [2] models (object file format, calling conventions, stack and heap layout, etc. - basically compiler and compiler-output-related stuff), and hence it may not be easy to create bindings from the former to the latter. Not familiar with this area. [2] since many of the major GUI toolkits are natively written in C or C++, so a Go wrapper would need to bind to them. Not complaining though, I know what they (the Go team and community) have already done is a huge achievement anyway.