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English: Filmed at https://2019.dotgo.eu on March 25th in Paris. More talks on https://dotconferences.com/talks
How should I structure my code? What design works best for Go apps? Is there an alternative to the classic flat file or MVC structures? Kat answers those questions by introducing the "ports & adapters" - or more commonly known as "hexagonal" - architecture. She illustrates how it makes projects more testable, maintainable and easy to understand. |
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