Software-Design
In programming, interfaces are a powerful concept that lets us express our code more abstractly. Interfaces allow us to reason about the higher-level logic of our processes without getting down to the small details. Go has arguably one of the best interface implementations. With great features like implicit implementations, assertion, and more.
Interfaces must be used cautiously since they introduce more abstraction to our code, making it susceptible to unnecessary wrappers, misuse of definitions, and sometimes, even memory issues. In this article, I will discuss cases where interfaces can positively impact your code. But first, let’s talk about what an interface is not.
