Writing

How I thought I found a silver bullet for application configs, but it turned out I overcomplicated things again for my tiny application. By the way there is a Youtube video I made recently where I show all the details of my Pkl experiments and it is based on the same notes this article was written. Years ago, when I started working as software developer I had no major choice of how to configure my application. I was using PHP and Javascript and mostly frameworks or platforms, like Symfony

The condensed introduction with real-life examples so you could organize your Go repository the easy way. While browsing different groups and communities around the Internet I often spot a question about structuring the repository of application written in Go. I remember how confusing it was back those days when I’ve been switching from PHP and JS development, writing Go code. Mostly because working with PHP and JS I used to use boilerplates, templates or framework init scripts to set things