Building a Domain-Driven Go REST API (And Why It Scales Better Than Flat Structure)
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Most Go backend projects start the same way. A main.go, a router, a database connection, and then a slow drift into a structure that technically works but becomes painful to extend after the third or fourth feature. I've been there enough times that I finally sat down, extracted the architecture from a production project I was happy with, and published it as an open-source boilerplate. This post explains the architecture, why Domain-Driven Design (DDD) fits Go surprisingly well, and how the boi