Awesome Fiber

A curated directory of middleware, boilerplates, recipes, tools, and learning resources for Fiber, an Express-inspired web framework built on top of Fasthttp for Go.

• Website: https://github.com/gofiber/awesome-fiber#readme
• Category: Themed directories
• Tags: awesome-lists, golang, web-development

Overview

Awesome Fiber is an open-source, community-maintained list that helps Go developers discover the Fiber ecosystem. It organizes officially maintained and third-party middleware, starter templates, code examples, tools, and educational content related to the Fiber web framework.

Features

Middleware Directory

Comprehensive listings of Fiber middleware, organized by origin and maintenance model:

• Core middleware (included in Fiber itself), such as:
  • deflate
  • gzip
  • brotli
• External middleware
  • Externally hosted modules maintained by the Fiber team.
• Contrib middleware
  • Third-party middleware packages maintained by both the Fiber team and community.
• Third-party middleware
  • Community-created middleware maintained independently.

This structure helps users distinguish between official, semi-official, and fully community-driven extensions.

Boilerplates

• Collection of premade boilerplate projects for Fiber.
• Aimed at helping developers quickly start new applications with common setups (e.g., basic API, MVC structures, authentication, etc., depending on linked projects).

Recipes

• Curated “recipes” (code examples and patterns) for solving common tasks in Fiber.
• Useful for learning idiomatic Fiber usage and implementing typical web application features.

Tools

• Directory of tools that enhance or simplify working with Fiber, such as:
  • CLI helpers
  • Code generators
  • Debugging or profiling tools
  • Integrations with other services and frameworks (depending on linked projects).

Learning Resources

• Articles
  • Community-written blog posts and tutorials about Fiber.
• Videos
  • Video tutorials and walkthroughs produced by the community.

These sections help developers learn Fiber concepts and best practices through external educational content.

Benchmarks

• Links to benchmarks that compare Fiber with other Go and non-Go web frameworks.
• Useful for understanding performance characteristics and trade-offs.

Community & Contribution

• Contribution guidelines documented in CONTRIBUTING.md for adding or updating entries.
• Code of conduct defining expected behavior in the community.
• Open to community contributions of new middleware, tools, articles, and example projects.

Licensing

• The repository includes a LICENSE file specifying the open-source license under which the list is distributed (refer to the repository for exact terms).

Pricing

• Awesome Fiber is an open-source resource directory. There are no pricing plans or paid tiers mentioned; usage and access are free.