Architecture in Go and What Rust Has to Do with It
summary
Compares architecture approaches when rewriting legacy systems in Go and considers relevance of Rust. Covers applying Clean Architecture, Hexagonal Architecture and Domain-Driven Design to guide how to structure, modularize and replace legacy codebases, with concrete discussion around Go implementations and where Rust might fit into such rewrites.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:26Current architecture issues
- 7:50Clean architecture and DDD
- 10:33Event Storming and ubiquitous language
- 13:23DDD tactical patterns
- 16:44Go vs Rust for domain logic
- 26:39Custom types in Go issues
- 29:33Data Transfer Object in Rust
- 31:19Events and interfaces in Go
- 34:58Go type problems
- 37:26Go versus Rust comparison
- 38:29Summary and conclusions
- 41:02Q&A
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