Fyne: Native Mobile UX in Go

Re:Fyne: Native Mobile UX in Go by gravypod on Monday February 10, 2020 @01:23PM (#22291735)

How easy is it to style these components? I've worked at a lot of IoT companies that run full-blown android just to get access to the UI libraries on android. I've been looking for something high level that can be used to build a completely customized kiosk interface on low end hardware. You shouldn't need a 4core CPU with 2GB of RAM to get reasonably clean user interfaces working.

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Re:Fyne: Native Mobile UX in Go by detaro on Monday February 10, 2020 @01:44PM (#22291935)

Qt/QML is commonly used for that. Some companies sell component libraries for it, but many projects just code up custom components in QML.

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Re:Fyne: Native Mobile UX in Go by bfrog on Monday February 10, 2020 @01:33PM (#22291828)

I'd think Qt on embedded linux could do much the same with a lot less, or littlevgl if you want to go even lower. The cost is in finding good people for a reasonable wage.

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Re:Fyne: Native Mobile UX in Go by djsumdog on Monday February 10, 2020 @01:42PM (#22291920)

You can also use PySlide or PyQT5 to write all the base in Python with Qt components. Python+QT works really well if you build good unit tests. I used it recently to build an mpv front-end:

https://gitlab.com/djsumdog/mpvbuddy/

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Re:Fyne: Native Mobile UX in Go by Tryffel on Tuesday February 11, 2020 @09:01AM (#22298503)

What are the specific pyqt unit tests? Curious since I use this stack at work.

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