golang-clean-architecture

To enforce dependency rules in Go services, verify that dependencies flow inward from outer delivery layers to inner domain layers, preventing tight coupling and ensuring infrastructure packages are not imported by the domain.

The separation of concerns principle in Go requires dividing your application into layers where delivery handlers manage requests, use cases handle business logic, and repositories manage data, ensuring no layer oversteps its boundaries.

Yes, you can use dependency injection to separate concerns in a Go service by injecting dependencies from outer layers to inner layers, enforcing the dependency rule where inner layers remain unaware of outer implementations.

The limitations of DDD when auditing a Go codebase include the complexity of enforcing strict layering and dependency rules, which may require significant refactoring if the existing codebase has tight coupling.