Doesn't golang develop GUI?

Golang currently does not have an official gui package, and the official has no intention of developing go's gui.

The Go language is specially optimized for programming multi-processor system applications. Programs compiled using Go can be as fast as C or C code, are more secure, and support parallel processes. (Recommended Learning: Go )

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GO does not have a native interface library, so it cannot be used directly to write GUI interfaces. But recently, many mature and easy-to-use third-party interface libraries have emerged on the Internet.

Using them, you can also write the same interface as C# and C. And the efficiency is even better.

Third-party gui library

I searched a lot and compared a lot, and finally decided to use

https://github.com /andlabs/ui

I believe golang gui will develop better, and look forward to a better gui library

Since andlabs-ui is written based on andlabs-libuip, it still needs

https://github.com/andlabs/libui

Some other third-party gui libraries can be viewed

http://awesome-go.com/ #gui

Install the gui library

Method 1: You may directly download the zip packages of the ui and libui libraries through the github website, and then put them into your go work directory and then reference it.

Method 2: Directly download to the go working directory by executing the commands go get github.com/andlabs/ui and go get github.com/andlabs/libui.

Method 3: Clone it locally via git, and then put it in the go working directory.

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