> Gorilla is no longer maintained Ah, I wasn't aware! It was heavily used a few years ago. > Extending this idea to modules is not actually in line with how t

> Gorilla is no longer maintained Ah, I wasn't aware! It was heavily used a few years ago. > Extending this idea to modules is not actually in line with how the ... community works This is not my experience (with the community). Packages that heavily reuse common interfaces (combinations of io.Reader|Writer|Closer|Seeker, http.Handler, http.ResponseWriter etc) tend to be more popular and recommended than packages that invent their own interfaces. That is, unless the recommendation is just 'stick to the std', which has been a knee-jerk reaction from the community (reddit, slack) for a lot of problems, especially concerning new comers.