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5 published items.
We discussed briefly about Rendering Engines and JS runtimes in our previous chapter. Here we will discuss how Wails integrates Webviews and communicates with them to send/receive data.
In this chapter, we’ll explore how to communicate with the Wails backend using Services. We’ll create a minimal calculator service in our Go backend, capable of interpreting basic mathematical tokens, constructing an expression tree, and evaluating it to compute the final result.
Learn about Wails WebviewWindow, its configurations, and how Wails manages this window using Go and runtime APIs. In this chapter, we will set up layout for our calculator app to serve as the foundation for visualizing our app and future enhancements.
This handbook is the result of my (ongoing) research on building cross-platform desktop applications using Wails and GoLang, combined with web technologies for creating the frontend UI/UX.