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1.fyne-io / fyne

Cross platform GUI toolkit in Go inspired by Material Design

golang
gui
cross-platform
go
fyne
theme
+4 more

Go BSD-3-CLAUSE29K total1.6K forks

+796 stars

from 28,018 · score 6.68

2.gogpu / ui

Pure Go GUI toolkit built on GoGPU — widgets, layouts, styling

go
golang
gui
ui
webgpu
widgets
+1 more

Go MIT506 total26 forks

+261 stars

from 245 · score 5.57

3.lxn / walk

A Windows GUI toolkit for the Go Programming Language

go
gui
gui-toolkit
win32
windows
windows-desktop
+2 more

Go Other license7.1K total897 forks

+68 stars

from 7,034 · score 4.23

A free and open source framework for building powerful, fast, elegant 2D and 3D apps that run on macOS, Windows, Linux, iOS, Android, and web with a single Go codebase, allowing you to Code Once, Run Everywhere.

go
golang
gui
graphics
android
cross-platform
+9 more

Go BSD-3-CLAUSE2.4K total103 forks

+48 stars

from 2,305 · score 3.89

5.ncruces / zenity

Zenity dialogs for Golang, Windows, macOS

zenity
windows
macos
no-cgo

Go MIT930 total45 forks

+35 stars

from 895 · score 3.58

6.richardwilkes / unison

A unified graphical user experience toolkit for Go desktop applications

macos
windows
linux
gui
desktop
golang

Go MPL-2.0349 total20 forks

+31 stars

from 318 · score 3.47

7.andlabs / ui

Platform-native GUI library for Go.

Go Other license8.4K total633 forks

+30 stars

from 8,326 · score 3.43

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