Customers of Fyne Labs gain access to our telemetry system so their apps can report which features are popular and which could be improved. As with every great product the feature-set develops to user needs and we are now happy to provide a way to gather feedback as...
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Udemy course “Using Fyne and Go to build graphical applications – Beginner” published!
It's finally here - the Udemy course you have been waiting for, ready to get you up and running with Go and Fyne. Learn from the founder of the Fyne project, our CEO, Andrew Williams. Covering the background of graphical application development, the Fyne toolkit and...
Fyne Labs Support
Fyne Labs provides products and automation for teams working with the Fyne toolkit, but we can also help with your code as well. Our team is here to support your app development and deployment however we can. Getting help with your app For teams that have got started...
Replicating the classic Multiple Document Interface (MDI) with Fyne
One of the things that people often ask is "can Fyne build larger applications?" - well MDI is demonstration of its capability. As part of our work for a Collaborative App Builder it was important to have windows (to preview the apps) inside a larger window. Following...
Making graphical application development simple
Working with Fyne and Go, I have gotten back the feeling of simplicity and productivity that I had years ago doing Visual Basic. Yes, the classic one! It is almost there, but with a language that feels more robust. A friend of mine once said that it never was as easy...
The new fyne-cross puts Geoffrey on a rocket!
With the brand new release of fyne-cross v1.4.0, our continuous build and delivery service Geoffrey is getting a serious boost! For developers, fyne-cross is bringing a lot of new features. It now uses the fyne command for all builds, which brings full support for...
Using private repository with Geoffrey
Connecting to private GitHub or GitLab repositories with Geoffrey, our tool to build and deliver cross platform native Fyne applications, is now possible with deploy keys. The simplest way to go over this feature, is to set up a new private repository in Geoffrey....
Using Go and Fyne for your next embedded software development
As professional developers, we have for a long time chosen to rely on C and C++ for embedded software. Some maker might pick node.js or python, but today I will make the case that you should consider Go. Go (also better known as Golang when using Google search) is a...
Using webhook to automate your Fyne application build with Fyne Labs “Geoffrey”
Geoffrey, our Continuous Delivery tool for Fyne native applications, is able to integrate with both GitHub and GitLab to trigger a build as soon as you push a new tag to your repository. This enables a very efficient CD pipeline, as you just need to push your tag from...
Easy selfupdate deployment for go application
For the past few months FyneLabs has been working on an automated tool to build and distribute Fyne application in the easiest possible way. We released this as Geoffrey, an online tool that can access your application from GitHub or GitLab and in a few clicks build...