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ds, 2017-09-29 20:42:49

What do you think is the ideal combination of GUI + Go?

Give examples. What can be used to write desktop and web applications in Go? Maybe someone has already used a similar bunch, I would like to know more about it.

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amorphine, 2017-09-29
@blowin

So far, there are no normal bindings and gui implementations for Go. And it's unlikely to be. Niche Go - network services. Want desktop cross-platform GUIs - Qt.

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alejandro68, 2017-09-30
@alejandro68

Go doesn't provide as much support for GUI applications as, for example, C# does.
You go through a dozen inconvenient libraries - and you stop at one. As a rule, these are bindings for Qt, GTK, WinAPI, etc.
Web applications are made for the browser, Go is not at all involved here. Well, except for GopherJS.
Go provides backend support for a web application. The application itself is implemented in JavaScript (and its relatives - TypeScript, Dart, etc.)
Go is developing as a language for services.
Here for backends - a bunch of everything.
Well, writing a frontend or desktop face on Go is not the best choice.
Backend for desktop or web - yes. But not a face for the desktop, the web.

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