Stop Importing database/sql in Your Go Business Logic
📰 Dev.to · Gabriel Anhaia
Learn to avoid importing database/sql in Go business logic for better architecture
Action Steps
- Audit your domain package's import block to identify unnecessary imports
- Remove database/sql import from your business logic files
- Use interfaces and dependency injection to decouple database interactions from business logic
- Create a separate package for database operations to encapsulate data access
- Test your code to ensure the new architecture works as expected
Who Needs to Know This
Backend developers and software engineers can benefit from this lesson to improve their Go project's architecture and maintainability
Key Insight
💡 Decoupling database interactions from business logic improves maintainability and scalability
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💡 Stop importing database/sql in your Go business logic to improve architecture
Key Takeaways
Learn to avoid importing database/sql in Go business logic for better architecture
Full Article
Your domain package's import block tells you whether your architecture is real or cosplay. Here's how to audit it and fix it.
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