Go-clean-template: Clean Architecture template for Golang services
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SAN FRANCISCO - Californer -- Go-clean-template is a Golang template project based on Robert "Uncle Bob" Martin's Clean Architecture principles, ready for you to clone and use as a starting point for your next Golang app.

That is, software is broken down into independent functional components which interface with one another only through well-defined and reliable means, with only the state and resources which need to be exchanged in order to perform the task at hand passed between them.

A strict separation of concerns can help minimise the complexity of each component, reducing the likelihood of bugs being introduced, and making them easier to fix when they do arise — provided the offending component can be readily identified. A separation of concerns is key to adhering to the least privilege security principle.

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The Clean Architecture achieves this separation of concerns through conventions (rules) which make it clear where within the architecture an entity, component, or part of a component exists, and the extent to which each is visible and accessible to other parts of the system.

Of course, like all architectural foundations, the Clean Architecture is a framework that you have to choose to adhere to throughout the lifecycle of a piece of software, it won't physically prevent you from writing poor code. Hopefully, though, starting with this template will help you start as you mean to go on!

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