I don't think Go pushes maintainable code. It's simple. That's it. Most of the code bases I see have no layers. As long as you write once and forget, you're fin

I don't think Go pushes maintainable code. It's simple. That's it. Most of the code bases I see have no layers. As long as you write once and forget, you're fine. After that Go's lack of structure with functions for structs just floating freely in the source file makes things hard to manage. The community's extension of the language to prefer 1 or 2 large files per package makes things worse. The lack of an explicit interface implementation makes it hard to jump to the interface definition of a function on a concretion.