Golang Dependency Injection
samber/cc-skills-golangBuilding Go applications that are easy to test and change starts with good design. Dependency injection is a key technique for this. It means giving a component what it needs instead of making it create those things itself.
This approach makes your code testable and loosely coupled. You can swap parts without breaking everything. You can use manual constructor injection or a library like Wire, Dig, Fx, or Do.
This guide explains why dependency injection matters and how to use it. It also helps you pick the right method for your project size and team.
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