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WARNING: this library is work in progress. backwards incompatible changes will be made.
duit is a pure go (*), cross platform, MIT-licensed ui toolkit for developers. the api is small and uncomplicated.
duit works on the bsd's, linux and macos. it should be easy to get running on plan 9. for now, use the windows subsystem for linux on windows.
(*) duit currently needs a helper tool called devdraw, from plan9port (aka plan 9 from user space). plan9port is available for most unix systems, with devdraw in an x11 and native macos variant.
you should just try duit. using it and interacting with it gives a more complete impression.
setting this up currently requires some effort:
you should now be able to run the code in examples/
devdraw is not yet available as a native binary for windows. for now, use the windows subsystem for linux (ubuntu) on windows along with Xming. see https://github.com/elrzn/acme-wsl for instructions.
see https://github.com/mjl- for applications. applications created with duit by other developers:
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