I've used golang at an employer who invented their own "application framework", including dependency injection and hooked up to the rest of their libraries, inc

I've used golang at an employer who invented their own "application framework", including dependency injection and hooked up to the rest of their libraries, including RPC side car and whatnot. Let me tell you, that was not a pleasant experience at all. And given golang's inherent verbosity, it made it even more ceremonial that what you probably were exposed to. Using a modern Java framework would have been such a superior approach. And it's even better now with records, pattern matching, virtual threads, and string templates (in preview).