@__pity__ @chavacava As a TL;DR:

1 letter variable name is OK only if:
- receiver name
- well known var names in Go context: t for testing.T, b for []byte, w io.Writer or http.ResponseWriter, r io.Reader or *http.Request, i for loop index, …
- first letter of a type if it is used in the very next lines of code. If you need to scroll, then you need to give a more explicit name, otherwise, you lose your fellow coders.

And that's about it.

```
b, _ := io.ReadAll(r.Body)
var u User
json.Unmarshal(b, &u)
posts, _ := svc.Posts.FindByAuthor(u.ID)

for _, p := range posts {
p.Author = u.Name
}
````

VS

```
responseByteSlice, _ := io.ReadAll(httpResponse.Body)
var databaseUser User
json.Unmarshal(responseByteSlice, &databaseUser)
postSlice, _ := service.PostRepository.FindPostsByAuthor(u.ID)

for _, post := range postSlice {
post.Author = databaseUser.Name
}
```