Just try to use one of the minimal frameworks (which are usually also immature, buggy and poorly documented, especially in the Go GUI ecosystem, but that’s besi

Just try to use one of the minimal frameworks (which are usually also immature, buggy and poorly documented, especially in the Go GUI ecosystem, but that’s beside the point). Unless you’re developing something trivial or you’re the type who love to implement widgets from scratch and don’t give a crap about OS-level consistency, ten minutes in you’ll wish you have access to some standard OS widget that’s not implemented, and thirty minutes in you’ll wish you have one of the more complex widgets in Qt at your disposal. Most of us just want to make a damn app, not a widget library from scratch.