gwc

Bill Splitter — GoWebComponents

The study anchor. Go compiled to WebAssembly; the whole UI (markup, state, styling) is Go. Implements ../../SPEC.md.

Run (from the repo root)

go run ./tools/gwc dev `
  -app .\research\framework-bench\apps\gwc\main.go `
  -root .\research\framework-bench\apps\gwc `
  -html .\research\framework-bench\apps\gwc\index.html `
  -wasm .\research\framework-bench\apps\gwc\dist\main.wasm

Or build the wasm directly:

$env:GOOS="js"; $env:GOARCH="wasm"
go build -o .\research\framework-bench\apps\gwc\dist\main.wasm .\research\framework-bench\apps\gwc

dist/ is git-ignored.

What it exercises

Notes / comparison

• Styling is generated, not shared. Unlike the other apps (which import the canonical shared/styles.css), GWC reproduces the same design through typed, compile-checked css/u utilities resolved against the css theme. That divergence is intentional and is itself a comparison dimension: a typo in a utility is a compile error, and there is no separate CSS build step.
• Shared state uses keyed atoms (bs.theme, bs.roundUp); any component that calls useTheme() / useRoundUp() subscribes and re-renders on change.
• Compile-verified for both GOOS=js GOARCH=wasm and native in this repo's CI lanes.