Hans Raaf
Hans Raaf
You need to open the browser at: http://localhost:8000
> Oh dear... thank you! Is there any tutorial or example how to bundle a standalone app (Electron?). Not that I know of and go-app also is not meant to...
Using Electron is something very different. I guess one could make something similar to go-app with Electron as a target. There are projects like https://github.com/asticode/go-astilectron which do that. Maybe one...
I was thinking about it and one could use https://github.com/webview/webview (instead of Electron) to get rid of the browser dependency. It should be as easy as running the go-app server...
@wraza2k9 I think your question is not if one can make a complex front-end with go-app but if you can do it when you have no experience with "normal" javascript...
I am experimenting with go-app right now. To get the sizes down I made two targets for the HTTP server and one is a stub. In addition, I experimenting in...
13.3 MB compressed? My testing (a lot of stuff) app has currently 13.8 MB which ends up as 3.2 MB with on-the-fly compression middleware. I also use my #631 PR...
Well, I use HTTP clients in the frontend anyways. But there are other packages that could be used (maybe https://github.com/golangee/wasm-net). But I did not have time to try it yet.
That is as a wasm server, not an HTTP client library to use in the frontend? The Server is fine in go-app as it is just the server binary where...
Sure. But when you access APIs from the frontend you need to use one or more HTTP clients in the code.