Fyne UI Toolkit: Enabling a Truly Platform-Agnostic Development of Graphical Appl...
summary
Fyne is a Go GUI toolkit that builds native apps as single binaries for Linux (X11/Wayland), macOS, Windows, BSD and iOS/Android with no extra code changes, using a file-URI approach so file pickers work on phones and cloud drives. Example: a working text editor, toolbar, status bar and iOS build installed over USB. Tooling includes a CLI for packaging and release, a Docker cross builder, headless unit tests that run in memory and 68% test coverage, plus reactive data binding for UI state.
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chapters (20)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:30Legacy Challenges
- 4:55Fyne Project
- 6:49Building our first app - Setup
- 9:05Building a complete GUI
- 9:25TextEdit - main
- 10:44TextEdit - Add Main Widgets
- 11:23TextEdit - Add A Toolbar
- 12:09GUI setup - Layout
- 13:28GUI setup - Complete :
- 14:22File and I/O - open
- 16:29File and I/O - dialog
- 18:39Data flow-Binding
- 21:18Testing and distribution
- 21:31Unit Testing as Standard
- 24:07Running Tests
- 24:55Packaging
- 30:05Fyne apps in the wild
- 30:16Other Fyne Apps
- 35:21More about Fyne
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