Handling Transactions in Go the Clean Way — Practical Tips Inside!

Hey folks! 👋

I wanted to share an article written by a good friend of mine about a clean and practical way to handle database transactions in Go — without cluttering your business logic or breaking Clean Architecture principles.

It’s a hands-on guide based on real project experience, focusing on keeping your services modular, testable, and easy to maintain.

Here’s the full article if you’re curious:
👉 Yet Another Way to Handle Transactions in Go (Using Clean Architecture)

Would love to hear your thoughts or see how others are handling transactions in their Go projects!