Muon- Full JS to Go interop
- GPU based rendering
- Cross-platform
- Hot-reloading
- Superior disk size + memory & cpu usage
Comparison with a "Hello, World!" React App
| Muon | Electron | |
|---|---|---|
| CPU | 0.0% | 1.2% |
| MEM | 26.0 MB | 201.7 MB |
| DISK | 42 MB | 136 MB |
examples/create-react-app/main.goQ: How are JS types translated to Go types?
BooleanboolNumberfloat64StringstringObjectstructQ: How do I setup Ultralight?
Q: Is there perfect Chrome or Firefox feature parity?
Q: How do I get rid of the Console on Windows?
-ldflags -H=windowsguigo buildgo runexit status 3221225781 libWebCore.so: cannot open shared object file-ldflags "-r ."go buildrpathsymbol not found: ulCreateSettingsQ: How do I compile for x86?
gccCGO_ENABLED=1GOARCH=386While muon itself is MIT licensed, Ultralight is not.
Ultralight is free for non-commercial use, educational use,
and also free for commercial use by small indie developers making
less than US$100,000 a year. You can find full terms in the SDK.
Pricing plans for larger commercial projects will be announced later.
Their specific license terms can be found here.