Building a Go GUI app with Fyne (Live Coding)

Using the Fyne framework to build a Golang app with a GUI.

0:00 Intro
0:33 Getting Movie Data
1:06 Setting up the Hello World GUI App
1:54 Loading Data
3:20 Adding a List View
5:17 Tweaking the Container View Sizing
6:19 Adding Click Behavior
8:12 Final Result
9:31 Fyne Documentation

[splch]

the comfiest coding tutorial on youtube

[WaffleBladeFilms]

Man, your videos are great Ryan. The way you walk through what each argument does and describe the parts of the application as you write them really helps me understand how each part works. Almost feels like reading through good documentation, which is hard to achieve that level of detail in a succinct video. Love the relaxed vibes too, keep it up! I'd love to see more Go videos as I'm picking it up as a new language, way more enjoyable than reading documentation. Thanks again.

[yannickleroy]

LMFAO lying in his bed for a tutorial straight G

[lylerodericks]

Really like your content! For some reason while watching other videos I keep getting distracted and zoning out but yours are just much easier to focus on. Love it and please make more!!

[whoopassmemes]

I love that you look like laying on the bed while recording

[Fardin.Alizadeh]

LOL, the way you recorded this video is amazing! 😂

[jameskingcodes]

This man is two shut eyes away from coding in his sleep

[starriet]

I think I should try using a pillow when I code, to become a professional coder!
thanks for the nice video :)

[randomdamian]

This is awesome! Love the video! Very informative.

[TomGrubbe]

Great info and nice job witht the editing to keep it moving.

[dudemena]

Thank you Ryan. Just wondering if you have tried any other Desktop framework? Thanks again

[catalinim]

never heard of gee y wtf is that... however, just the other day I wanted to get started with fyne, so thanks for this

[teoramos]

Great video! Can you also make a video about wails UI framework?

[skellep]

Documentation is "kind of okay" I agree. Could be way better.

[Im_Ninooo]

been suffering with the Walk lib for a bit now.. it's too glitchy and inconsistent, plus the documentation kinda sucks.. thanks for showing this one!

[Luix]

is it possible to debug the code in vs code?

[KishoreKumar-wxdg]

how to get the data? and how to add it to the folder? @Code With Ryan