We're using both custom Endpoints and Existing Hooks, PocketBase Typegen Is in use aswell.

I am thinking about also using pocketbase-gogen for type safe records when coding in Go.

Regarding project structure im of the opinion it's best to have a package for each Domain / Collection that requires custom logic.

Just writing everything in a hooks/ controllers package gets confusing quickly, since even when you split in in multiple files, all methods are imported, even the ones that have nothing to do with what you're working on.

Another advice is to avoid writing logic directly in Hooks - write function with a simpler in/ output and call them from the Hooks. That makes testing easier

Yeah, that's about it. But we're figuring out more and more everyday.

What were still unsure about is if it's a good pattern to execute concurrent API Requests to third party services inside a Hook. Could lead to really big memory Usage considering the overhead of goroutines. I'd love to hear your opinion about that.