Personally, I would not approach Go from the same mindset as Node.js. It's great that people do, and explore that paradigm, but it's not my preference. I write

Personally, I would not approach Go from the same mindset as Node.js. It's great that people do, and explore that paradigm, but it's not my preference. I write raw Go fronted by Chi when I need to write APIs in Go. I never write web applications in Go; it's usually a mix of things, and often a Laravel app consuming a Go backend. I'm offering this commentary solely as a point of reference and not a condemnation or judgment of others' patterns.