golang-namingGo (Golang) naming conventions — covers packages, constructors, structs, interfaces, constants, enums, errors, booleans, receivers, getters/setters, function...
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https://github.com/samber/cc-skills-golangAudited Apr 17, 2026 · audit v1.0
Generated May 6, 2026
A team starts a new microservice in Go and needs to enforce naming conventions from day one. This skill guides package naming (avoiding 'utils'), constructor patterns, and stutter-free identifiers, reducing review friction. Applies to fintech, SaaS, or any tech startup adopting Go.
An engineering team refactors a large Go monolith with mixed naming styles (snake_case, ALL_CAPS, Hungarian). The skill provides clear rules for renaming to MixedCaps, fixing error strings, and aligning with Go conventions, improving code readability and maintainability. Common in enterprise fintech or logistics platforms.
A developer designs an HTTP client library for a cloud API (e.g., Stripe, Twilio). The skill advises on naming exported types (avoiding stuttering), using functional options (WithTimeout), and error type suffixes (ApiError). Ensures a clean public API that feels idiomatic to Go users.
A maintainer publishes a Go package for database pooling. The skill helps choose constructor names (New vs NewPool), boolean field prefixes (isConnected), and receiver abbreviations, making the library intuitive for community contributors. Relevant for OSS projects in monitoring, messaging, or storage.
A company onboarding new Go developers uses this skill as a reference for naming conventions during code reviews and pairing sessions. It covers subtle points like acronym casing (HTTPServer) and iota zero values, accelerating team adoption of Go idioms. Used in any organization standardizing on Go.
A company packages the naming skill into an IDE plugin or CI linting tool that enforces conventions across teams. Revenue comes from per-seat subscriptions or enterprise licensing for enhanced code quality and reduced review time.
A consultancy applies the skill when auditing Go codebases for clients, offering naming standardization as a premium service. Revenue is generated through hourly consulting or fixed-price code quality engagements.
Use the skill as curriculum material for Go naming conventions workshops or online courses. Revenue comes from course fees or certification programs targeting engineering teams transitioning to Go.
💬 Integration Tip
Integrate the skill into your CI pipeline with golangci-lint and a custom rule set, or reference the quick reference table during code reviews to shortcut discussions.
Scored Jul 2, 2026
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