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qt
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InfluxDB
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nuklear
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SaaSHub
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go-astilectron
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I've settled on using the Qt binding, and it looks promising, but I can't even figure out how to get started. I can't even figure out where the Qt.Widget class is to make a basic window!
I haven't used this lib so I can't help much, but have you checked the examples? https://github.com/therecipe/examples
This doesn't answer your question, but I used ebiten (https://github.com/hajimehoshi/ebiten) for a similar project.
Yep, and there's even a (prototype?) UI library here. Or, roll your own, like I did here, which is, er, educational. But, once you "get" it, ebiten is great. I once raised an issue with the dev, and he fixed it in, well, minutes.
Yep, and there's even a (prototype?) UI library here. Or, roll your own, like I did here, which is, er, educational. But, once you "get" it, ebiten is great. I once raised an issue with the dev, and he fixed it in, well, minutes.