go devs often come with java/c# baggage and try to force-fit oo patterns. but guess what? you dont need classes in this world!
so how do we live without them?
well, go gives us something better: composition through embedding.
its like saying "i can build a great dinner from scratch or i could just grab some amazing ingredients" - no fancy sauces needed.
im so over those long inheritance trees. theyre messy and hard to maintain in java anyway! with golang you get the best of both worlds:
- easier code
- less bugs
- more flexibility
anyone else find this shift refreshing? or are we all missing something here?
p. s.: dont forget, composition is not just about structs embedding other structs. its also about how they interact and share responsibilities in a clean way.
for those curious - ive been doing some deep dives into go patterns lately & loving the simplicity! if youre new to golang oop or want fresh perspectives on existing code, check out these resources: link1 +link2
https://dzone.com/articles/clean-code-structs-methods-composition