[SPascareli13]

I remember a few years ago a very good engineer in our company shared a very similar article about hexagonal architecture in golang, and a lot of people started using it, including myself for some time.

Now he's not here anymore, and posts in his linkedin about simplicity and how people overcomplicate things in software so much. This shows me that you should be careful when taking advice from other engineers, they learn and move on from what was previously a "best practice", while you might get stuck thinking it's worthy it because "that one very good engineer said it was how it should be done".