Building Graphical Go apps is Fyne
summary
Fyne is a Go GUI toolkit that compiles to native apps across desktop, mobile and the web, and the demo shows a working app created in 10 lines of Go and a markdown editor with live preview added in just a few more lines; it uses Go 1.19, a C compiler for graphics drivers, and a helper CLI to package platform installers or produce wasm, includes an in-memory test driver for fast widget tests, and has ~25k GitHub stars and cross-platform rendering.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:46Why build graphical apps with Go
- 6:41Fyne toolkit overview
- 9:50Hello World in Fyne
- 13:04Markdown editor demo
- 25:10Testing Fyne apps
- 27:17Fyne widgets and features
- 36:05Built with Fyne
- 39:20Fyne resources and community
- 41:48Q&A
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