Disclaimer: Book development is paused at roughly 35% completion, with no current plan to continue, because LLMs have changed the meta of software development. It may be picked up again in the future.
Learn how to build Go applications that honor your core logic and stay easy to understand and maintain. Practical Domain-Driven Design in Go uses an online store as an example of how to structure your code around clear domain models and rules.
This book explains how to:
- Create an isolated domain layer that captures your core business logic
- Build an infrastructure layer that supports the domain with HTTP, async messaging, and databases
- Use practical testing strategies to keep you productive
- Handle everyday challenges like transactions, filters, and validations in a simple way