Building cross-platform Go GUIs fast using Fyne
summary
Fyne 2.0 shows how to build native Go GUIs with a single API, a CLI (go get fyne.io/fyne/v2/cmd/fyne) for local install and app store packaging, and concrete performance claims: ~12,000 GitHub stars, ~80 contributors, ~5,000 commits, 19 releases. New features include collection widgets (list/table/tree with lazy templates and caching that handle hundreds of thousands of rows) and two‑way data binding (primitives, lists, maps, struct binding), plus repository URIs, animations and custom themes.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction to Fyne
- 1:42History and project stats
- 4:01Design philosophy
- 5:34Tooling and deployment
- 7:03Hello world example
- 9:03Widgets and components
- 11:37Containers and collections
- 14:43Data binding system
- 17:36Storage and repositories
- 19:47Animation and themes
- 21:18Resources and conclusion
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