Simple and sweet, keep the tutorials up! I have an old python project from my bachelor's degree that ran into some concurrency issues that I am excited to port to Go sometime this year. I have my eyes on fyne :)
You can call out to C using the builtin CGo support, and from there you can access C++ calls. Referencing the .so is usually easiest if you use pkgconfig which CGo understands as well - see www.ardanlabs.com/blog/2013/08/using-cgo-with-pkg-config-and-custom.html and www.ardanlabs.com/blog/2013/08/using-c-dynamic-libraries-in-go-programs.html
You can theme Fyne apps, but this is aimed at introducing branding or app identity. Making an app look like a different system (sometimes called "skinning") is not something we support.
@@Fyneio If someone were to provide the patches to give Fyne the option to make its widgets look like native Mac OS X widgets, would the Fyne team be interested in them?
@@a4e69636b That is complicated because it would probably depend on how it was done. It would need to not increase complexity of the APIs and ideally not the internals either. And realistically it would need to support most common operating systems. If you are unsure if it is good to proceed we do have a proposals process which can help to discuss possible large feature additions before beginning work github.com/fyne-io/fyne/wiki/Contributing:-Proposals - and there is also the fyne-x repository for community contributions.
Simple and sweet, keep the tutorials up! I have an old python project from my bachelor's degree that ran into some concurrency issues that I am excited to port to Go sometime this year. I have my eyes on fyne :)
I'm fyne, thank you.
Thanks
No problem! Let us know if there are any topics we should cover next.
آش كدير هنا
@@zakariachahboun
نشجع الشباب على المزيد من العطاء
@@baxiry. أكيد
Easy thanks 🌹
Welcome 😊
Is there a way to load C++ shared library into fyne app?
You can call out to C using the builtin CGo support, and from there you can access C++ calls. Referencing the .so is usually easiest if you use pkgconfig which CGo understands as well - see www.ardanlabs.com/blog/2013/08/using-cgo-with-pkg-config-and-custom.html and www.ardanlabs.com/blog/2013/08/using-c-dynamic-libraries-in-go-programs.html
Is there a way to make Fyne look like native?
You can theme Fyne apps, but this is aimed at introducing branding or app identity. Making an app look like a different system (sometimes called "skinning") is not something we support.
@@Fyneio If someone were to provide the patches to give Fyne the option to make its widgets look like native Mac OS X widgets, would the Fyne team be interested in them?
@@a4e69636b That is complicated because it would probably depend on how it was done. It would need to not increase complexity of the APIs and ideally not the internals either. And realistically it would need to support most common operating systems. If you are unsure if it is good to proceed we do have a proposals process which can help to discuss possible large feature additions before beginning work github.com/fyne-io/fyne/wiki/Contributing:-Proposals - and there is also the fyne-x repository for community contributions.