Wow, you really have a lot of anger.

This was meant to be the first post in a series. I wrote another post here: https://medium.com/@d58047f2aa00/b27af4d8e8a

The second post covers some of what you mentioned. Hopefully I’ll write a third that improves on this a bit with the clean code architecture. If you ever have any go related questions, or need a pointer or two, please let me know. At the very least, it will inspire a blog post or a conversation.

Cheers, Artem.