Sure, this is just about the syncing backend. Our "IDE" frontend is written in vanilla JavaScript, which the Go backend can even serve directly by embedding files in the Go binary, using Go's embed package. Everything's just vanilla JS so there are no additional packages or build steps required.
Are you using something like Wails or Electron to wrap this into a desktop app? I’ll have to sign up for Thymer and check it out!
I’ve been prototyping my app with a sveltekit user-facing frontend that could also eventually work inside Tauri or Electron, simply because that was a more familiar approach. I’ve enjoyed writing data acquisition and processing pipelines in Go so much more that a realistic way of building more of the application in Go sounds really appealing, as long as the stack doesn’t get too esoteric and hard to hire for.
Not GP, but someone else who's also building with Go+SvelteKit. I'm embedding and hosting SvelteKit with my Go binary, and that seems to be working well so far for me. Took some figuring out to get Go embedding and hosting to play nicely with SvelteKit's adapter-static. But now that that's in place, it seems to be reliable.
