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1. tic-tac-go tic-tac-go Public

   A tic-tac-toe game developed using Go and Pixel

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2. todo todo Public

   (over-engineered) Example Go backend for a productivity app

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3. Jeffail/tunny Jeffail/tunny Public

   A goroutine pool for Go

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4. Keeping Your Domain Clean: A CQRS-In... Keeping Your Domain Clean: A CQRS-Inspired Query Pattern in Go

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   # Keeping Your Domain Clean: A CQRS-Inspired Query Pattern in Go

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   The repository pattern gets you far. It keeps your persistence logic behind a clean interface, your domain entities free of database concerns, and your application code easy to test. Most services start here and it works well — until you need to fetch data that doesn't map cleanly to a single entity.

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   A joined query. An aggregate function result. A response that pulls from three tables and returns something none of your domain types actually represent. The temptation at that point is to reach for the repository anyway and invent a new type to hold the result: