Regarding cross-platform GUI:
The below author has it precisely correct. As, after decades of effort,
Qt 'mostly works' suggests strongly that those who care about their UI
will end up implementing UI natively, and separating it from their code.
Those who don't care will be happy to use something that 'mostly works'.
Neither case suggests that a cross-platform GUI is a useful addition to
Go (and my own conclusion is that they show such a platform is not).
Cheers,
Nathan
On 10/27/2018 7:34 AM, Gerald Henriksen wrote:
An acceptable cross-platform GUI is a major undertaking to create an
even half way acceptable outcome.
Far better to somehow interface with an existing solution like Qt
which has already spent the decades creating something that mostly
works.
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