🤗 [Question]: Add Go Interview Practice to Fiber Community Resources

[RezaSi]

Question Description

Hey Fiber team!

I've been working on an interactive learning platform for Fiber and thought you might be interested in adding it to your community resources. I recently did something similar for Gin, and the team was really supportive.

The platform is at https://github.com/RezaSi/go-interview-practice and covers the main Fiber concepts:

• Basic routing and HTTP methods - REST API fundamentals with zero-allocation routing
• Custom middleware development - Request/response middleware, logging, CORS, and rate limiting
• Input validation and error handling - Structured validation with proper error responses
• Authentication systems - JWT tokens, API keys, and role-based access control

The Go community has been really supportive of this approach to learning, and it's been great to see developers getting hands-on practice with these frameworks. The platform gives developers interactive challenges where they can practice Fiber without any setup - they just jump in and start coding.

The Gin team was kind enough to add it to their community resources:

• Gin: https://gin-gonic.com/en/docs/learning-resources/

I was wondering if you'd consider adding a community section to your docs? It could include links to learning resources, community projects, and tools like this platform. I think it complements your existing documentation really well by providing hands-on practice with Fiber's high-performance features.

Here are the relevant links:

• GitHub Repository: https://github.com/RezaSi/go-interview-practice
• Fiber Package: https://github.com/RezaSi/go-interview-practice/tree/main/packages/fiber
• Interactive Challenges: https://rezasi.github.io/go-interview-practice/fiber.html
• Challenge 1 (Basic Routing): https://github.com/RezaSi/go-interview-practice/tree/main/packages/fiber/challenge-1-basic-routing

Would you be interested in featuring this as a community learning resource? I'd be happy to make any adjustments or improvements based on your feedback.

Thanks for building such an amazing framework!

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[gaby]

@RezaSi This is awesome, let us discuss internally and get back to you.

We can definitely add it to the docs, and figure out how to contribute/help develop it further.

[RezaSi]

@gaby Thank you.

Looking forward to hearing from you.

[RezaSi]

@gaby Hey, just following up on this. Did you get a chance to discuss it internally? I'm excited to hear what you all think!

[gaby]

@RezaSi I think it makes more sense to do this with the upcoming major release of Fiber which is v3?

[RezaSi]

@gaby Good idea! Aligning with v3 makes sense.
Happy to help however you need - should I prep a PR or just wait for your guidance? Any rough timeline for v3?

[ReneWerner87]

PR would be awesome
Our target for v3 is august/September

[RezaSi]

@gaby @ReneWerner87

Just submitted PR #3691 with the Learning Resources section as requested! Added it to /docs/extra/ alongside FAQ and Benchmarks, plus a mention in the intro page.

Feel free to adjust the structure or content as you see fit for v3. For the images, I'm not sure how you typically handle documentation images - I'll include the screenshots in a comment below and you can integrate them however works best for your workflow.

Thanks for the opportunity to contribute!

[RezaSi]

[ReneWerner87]

https://github.com/RezaSi/go-interview-practice/pull/267/files

[RezaSi]

@ReneWerner87 Thanks, Merged. 🎉

[gaby]

Fixed via RezaSi/go-interview-practice#267