Write Once, Distribute Everywhere: Modern Graphical User Interfaces on Linux using Go..
summary
Explains how Go plus Fyne produces single-binary native GUIs, shows a real shopping‑list app with automated UI tests that compare rendered PNG and markup and assert in‑memory state, and demonstrates a peer‑to‑peer three‑word file share plus a working mobile download. Details include unit/integration tests and coverage, a self-update module that replaces the binary (demo succeeds), cross builds via fyne-cross Docker images for Windows/macOS/BSD/Android/iOS, and an optional Fynelabs build service.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Modern GUI toolkits on Linux with Go
- 1:25Why Go excels cross-platform
- 6:09Go tooling and quality
- 10:28Fyne introduction
- 12:18Testing Fyne UIs
- 16:37Sharing data with YAML and Warp
- 20:51GitHub Actions for code quality
- 21:55Self-updating Fyne apps
- 25:28Cross-compiling for platforms
- 30:14CI/CD for multi-platform builds
- 31:59Cloud build and delivery
- 32:40Demo: time zone app
- 34:06Building small Fyne apps
- 36:37Q&A
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