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Cogentcore: Open-source framework for building multi-platform apps with Go

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Re: Cogentcore: Open-source framework for building multi-platform apps with Go

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Has anyone used this? I’ve always wanted to build a native UI app in go but haven’t been too thrilled with the options out there. Am scanning the go.mod to see if I can figure out how they do it (not a huge fan of the embedded browser type stuff)

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Found some docs here: https://www.cogentcore.org/core/render

super strange website, seems to be using the UI library to actually render the website itself… which made it impossible for me to copy and paste the quote I wanted to share… try long tapping on your phone to copy some text

Re: Cogentcore: Open-source framework for building multi-platform apps with Go

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Has anyone used this? I’ve always wanted to build a native UI app in go but haven’t been too thrilled with the options out there. Am scanning the go.mod to see if I can figure out how they do it (not a huge fan of the embedded browser type stuff) Edit: Found some docs here: https://www.cogentcore.org/core/render super strange website, seems to be using the UI library to actually render the website itself… which made…

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Re: Cogentcore: Open-source framework for building multi-platform apps with Go

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Has anyone used this? I’ve always wanted to build a native UI app in go but haven’t been too thrilled with the options out there. Am scanning the go.mod to see if I can figure out how they do it (not a huge fan of the embedded browser type stuff) Edit: Found some docs here: https://www.cogentcore.org/core/render super strange website, seems to be using the UI library to actually render the website itself… which made…

Scrolling is also messed up in multiple ways, on an iPhone at least.
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