dioxus vs fyne

Rust and Go cross-platform UI frameworks compared

dioxus and fyne both help developers build cross-platform applications from shared code. dioxus uses Rust and covers web, desktop, and mobile, while fyne uses Go and focuses on desktop and mobile apps.

dioxusfyne
LanguageRustGo
LicenseApache-2.0BSD-3-Clause
Stars39.3k28.7k
Forks1.9k1.6k
Last analyzedOct 3, 2026Oct 3, 2026

Key differences

  • dioxus targets web, desktop, and mobile; fyne targets desktop and mobile.
  • dioxus builds interfaces with components, RSX markup, and signals-based state; fyne offers reusable widgets and layout containers.
  • dioxus includes server-side rendering and server functions for fullstack Rust applications; fyne is a Go UI toolkit and app API.
  • dioxus is licensed under Apache-2.0; fyne is licensed under BSD-3-Clause.
  • dioxus offers WGPU rendering as an experimental option; fyne supports light and dark themes and mobile simulation mode.
  • fyne requires Go 1.22 or later, a C compiler, and platform development tools; dioxus uses Rust and its `dx` CLI for development and bundling.

Choose dioxus if you…

  • need web, desktop, and mobile targets from a shared Rust codebase.
  • want Rust UI development with options for server-side rendering and server functions.
  • need a Rust development CLI with a development server and asset hot-reloading.
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Choose fyne if you…

  • want to build desktop and mobile interfaces in Go.
  • need reusable widgets, layout containers, and light or dark themes.
  • want tools for mobile simulation and packaging apps for Android or iOS.
Read the fyne analysis →

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