and don't get me wrong, it's a very good guide on what and how to set up your projects and how a good default looks when you grow your project. I was just sligh

and don't get me wrong, it's a very good guide on what and how to set up your projects and how a good default looks when you grow your project. I was just slightly put off by the simple start being written as if you spent lots of time on golang where each new project has a plan and a purpose, as opposed to someone dipping their toes into golang and want to skip making the simpler mistakes.