At my last job I wrote web services using Spring (Java enterprise stuff). That was how I and a lot of my colleagues first learned how to write enterprise code: via lots of annotations.<p>Then I discovered Go and learned a different way to make systems. At first it was strange - where was the IoC framework? How do I build up my db entities?<p>And then I got into the philosophy of Go: how its better to make things that are clear rather than clever, and how its better to do things with an obvious control flow. In my current Go job, we wire singletons manually, build up our http server manually, and write raw SQL. It works gangbusters.<p>Please lets keep Go raw and simple.