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In case you're wondering, I've recently compared Go desktop GUI options[1], and there is also a new contender with new bindings to IUP[2]. The bottomline of my
by jonathanstrange 4y ago
In case you're wondering, I've recently compared Go desktop GUI options[1], and there is also a new contender with new bindings to IUP[2]. The bottomline of my post is that Giu and Gio are good for small applications, Fyne is only okay for mobile platforms, and otherwise you should use either IUP (lightweight) or Gtk4 or Qt for full desktop apps.
[1] https://slothblog.org/No_Good_Go_GUI.html https://slothblog.org/No_Good_Go_GUI.html
[2] https://slothblog.org/IUP_for_GO.html https://slothblog.org/IUP_for_GO.html
- Tozen 4y agoThe problem with that is jumping around to the many different GUI toolkits, where many prefer or are trying to minimize the number.
- jonathanstrange 4y agoThe idea is that you choose the GUI toolkit that best suits your requirements, of course.