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Interesting. I’m a little surprised they went with Electron instead of a Go portable GUI toolkit like Fyne or something. Electron is a safe choice, but it seems

Interesting. I’m a little surprised they went with Electron instead of a Go portable GUI toolkit like Fyne or something. Electron is a safe choice, but it seems odd to take such a big dependency when you’re doing stuff like reimplementing Git https://github.com/quiqr/embgit https://github.com/quiqr/embgit

mipselaer 3y ago
We forked Quiqr from Hokus CMS which is build with Electron. After we reach 1.0, we might do a plan a rewrite to another cross platform framework. A Go framework would be a logical choice. https://www.hokuscms.com https://www.hokuscms.com
- jmmv 3y ago
  Why? I only see a tiny note on this in the About page. What motivated the fork and how different are the two from each other?
  - Terretta 3y ago
    As a guess, the last commit to hokus is 3 years ago.
  - mipselaer 3y ago
    The fork took place years ago. HokusCMS is not actively maintained. Quiqr since added: - embedded git client for cloning and publishing - many more CMS field types - importing Hugo themes - importing Quiqr site templates - and much more... https://github.com/quiqr/quiqr-desktop/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md https://github.com/quiqr/quiqr-desktop/blob/main/CHANGELOG.m...