One year after switching from Java to Go

> But there are obviously work around solutions in the Go ecosystem. It uses the Context ctx, which we pass around functions in order to juggle data around in the application.

Man. This works. The context API allows/enables it. But I’d really recommend against passing data to functions via context. The biggest selling point of Go to me is that I can usually just look at anyone’s code and know what it’s doing, but this breaks down when data is hidden inside a context. Dependency injection is entirely possible without using the context package at all, interfaces are great for it.

    > The biggest selling point of Go to me is that I can usually just look at anyone’s code and know what it’s doing

This is not possible in Java or C#? Both of those languages are so simple to grasp.

Try understanding what spring boot is doing. Annotation soup. It's practically impossible for a beginner to Spring to debug.