Architecture in Go and What Rust Has to Do with It
summary
The talk discusses how to redesign legacy Go projects using architectural approaches like Clean Architecture, Hexagonal Architecture, and Domain-Driven Design, and examines how Rust fits into that conversation. It covers practical architectural decisions and trade-offs when restructuring Go codebases, including when and how Rust might be used alongside or instead of Go.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:57Old architecture problems
- 8:00Clean architecture and DDD
- 15:56Why Rust for domain
- 17:00Value objects in Go and Rust
- 24:27Aggregates and transaction boundaries
- 29:31DTOs and type conversion
- 33:49Interfaces and events
- 34:11Enums in Go and Rust
- 38:27Summary
- 40:33Q&A
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