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I wonder whether Gio UI would be a good way to build a cross-platform for yarn.
This talk, which is about wormhole-william generally, has a segment about why he chose to use Gio UI to build the smartphone versions of the app. The link should take you to that spot but if not it starts at the 10:22 minute mark. "I was able to go from no experience to yes I can turn this into a working app in a very short period of time".
@abucci We _actually_ used GoGio in an alternative mobile app for Salty.im -- Unfortuantely the user experience just isn't quite there with GoGio (yet), there are many aspects of the UI/UX that are just a bit off. For example, you can't spell check words when entering text, emojis don't render, etc. Otherwise its actually pretty nice to write your entire mobile app in Go 👌
@abucci We _actually_ used GoGio in an alternative mobile app for Salty.im -- Unfortuantely the user experience just isn't quite there with GoGio (yet), there are many aspects of the UI/UX that are just a bit off. For example, you can't spell check words when entering text, emojis don't render, etc. Otherwise its actually pretty nice to write your entire mobile app in Go 👌
@abucci We _actually_ used GoGio in an alternative mobile app for Salty.im -- Unfortuantely the user experience just isn't quite there with GoGio (yet), there are many aspects of the UI/UX that are just a bit off. For example, you can't spell check words when entering text, emojis don't render, etc. Otherwise its actually pretty nice to write your entire mobile app in Go 👌
@abucci We _actually_ used GoGio in an alternative mobile app for Salty.im -- Unfortuantely the user experience just isn't quite there with GoGio (yet), there are many aspects of the UI/UX that are just a bit off. For example, you can't spell check words when entering text, emojis don't render, etc. Otherwise its actually pretty nice to write your entire mobile app in Go 👌
@prologic that's too bad. It sounds like it fits well into the go ecosystem. Maybe it'll mature in time.