Learn FIBER with Real Code Examples

Install Go (latest stable version)

Create a new Go module using `go mod init`

Install Fiber via `go get github.com/gofiber/fiber/v2`

Import Fiber in your main.go file

Run the application using `go run main.go`

Install Go (latest stable version)

Set GOPATH and Go environment variables

Initialize Go module for project

Install Fiber and dependencies

Run server and verify routes

main.go - application entry point

routes/ - route definitions

handlers/ - handler functions

middlewares/ - middleware logic

templates/ - HTML or Go templates

go mod init <project> - initialize Go module

go get github.com/gofiber/fiber/v2 - install Fiber

go run main.go - run Fiber server

go build - compile project into binary

go test ./... - run tests

Manual localization via template files or libraries

Support UTF-8 encoding for multi-language content

Custom messages for multi-language support

Middleware can detect locale

Third-party i18n libraries can be integrated

Templates can include ARIA attributes

Static and dynamic pages can follow web accessibility standards

Validation messages accessible to screen readers

Supports internationalization

Testing with external tools recommended

Go templates for server-side HTML rendering

Support for Handlebars, Pug, or other template engines

Serve static assets from public folder

Integrate CSS/JS frameworks as needed

Reusable layout and partial templates

Request/response state handled via Context object

Sessions managed via Fiber session middleware

Caching using Redis or memory store

Database state via ORM or raw queries

Middleware can add cross-cutting state

Database access via GORM or Ent

Migration and seed data support via third-party tools

Caching for performance optimization

Logging and monitoring state

Handlers encapsulate business logic