Ten principles for writing high-quality Go code: structure code as reusable packages, write comprehensive tests, prioritize readability, design safe-by-default APIs, wrap errors properly, avoid mutable global state, use structured concurrency sparingly, decouple from environment specifics, handle errors gracefully, and log only actionable information. Emphasizes making code work first, then refactoring for quality while keeping maintenance in mind.
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