Golang Project Layout
samber/cc-skills-golangGo projects need a clear structure to stay maintainable. This guide helps you choose the right layout for your project type. Whether you build a CLI tool, a library, a service, or a monorepo, you get clear rules for directories and modules.
Start by asking about the software architecture you want. The guide covers clean architecture, hexagonal, DDD, and flat structures. It never over-structures small projects. A simple script stays flat. A large service gets layers only when needed.
The guide also helps with dependency injection choices and 12-Factor App practices. You learn naming conventions for modules and packages. All code examples use real-world Go patterns.
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