
A Logging Port in Go: Keeping slog at the Edge of Your Hexagon
Import slog in your Go domain and you weld a logging library to your business rules. A narrow port keeps it at the edge, where it belongs.
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Import slog in your Go domain and you weld a logging library to your business rules. A narrow port keeps it at the edge, where it belongs.
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