Pixel

Methods like `sprite.Draw(window, matrix)` make drawing straightforward, emphasizing simplicity and expressiveness as highlighted in the tutorial.

Works on Linux, macOS, and Windows with a backend-independent core, ensuring broad compatibility for desktop applications without platform-specific code.

Integrates with Go's standard library packages such as image and time, reducing the learning curve for developers familiar with Go's ecosystem.

No manual resource management with Close or Dispose methods, simplifying code and reducing potential memory management errors.

Supports full Porter-Duff composition for effects like 2D lighting and cutting holes into objects, enabling creative graphical manipulations.