Introduction to Fiber - An Express-inspired web framework

[@EightSixx]

lol; i asked yesterday for more Go coentent and you delivered it real quick! w00t keep it up!

[@stevenhansel2601]

Looking forward to this series!

[@nathanielwoodbury2692]

Love your videos, keep the GO projects going they're so awesome to watch!

[@EQuimper]

Any suggestions of go project you would like to see?

[@jatinoham]

@@EQuimper Web development

[@venomvenom4326]

@@EQuimper explain gorilla/websocket topic

[@stefanbogdanovic590]

Fiber is awesome! Can't wait for moree! Awesome series

[@EQuimper]

Thanks for the words. Do you have anything you would like to see with fiber ?

[@stefanbogdanovic590]

@@EQuimper Combine Fiber with React, OAuth2 Github login that will be good 😊

[@debanjanbarman7212]

@@EQuimper Ya bro Fiber with React, OAuth2

[@budi0580]

Hi, Thanks for a nice video. Does the fiber by default handling the request concurrently ?

[@ramana1729]

Good tutorial

[@MrAwanish]

Can you help me out for a web application directory structure or with a sample tutorial project? I wanted to convert my existing web application (developed in Yii2 framework) to gofiber framework. Thanks

[@blank001]

Nice tutorial, would love to see some more tutorials from you.

[@EQuimper]

Any suggestions? :)

[@blank001]

@@EQuimper You have pretty much everything covered in your channel, if possible can you do a migration type tutorial where you convert existing php/node to Go equivalent.

[@joan12312]

I see in your code you use a kind of "named parameters", like app.Listen(address:3000), but Go doesn't have "named parameters". Is this a special feature of GoLand? Thanks a lot.

[@EQuimper]

Yes goland add this. I like this features a lot :)

[@faturfadh]

nice video, please make live project too. example simple site with membership system (login and register)

[@codelucky]

How do you compare it with GRPC which is also faster?

[@EQuimper]

Didnt use grpc yet

[@beofonemind]

thanks for this video.

[@rosendacabreza4724]

Panong mag aply

[@MartinAlix]

Merci!!

[@codelucky]

Can you please make a Go Fiber tutorial series for complete beginners, from installation to making a project?

[@EQuimper]

Yes this is in my todo list :)

[@picatchumm64]

GoFiber is best framework, tuto in french another day (they are very more ressource in english) ?

[@pranaydas7382]

Its a very good framework i have been using since 3 months for my office work

[@Manu-mr4mn]

English is better, many more people can watch it. And English is really a simple language

[@janmsavage]

Lolz mate.

[@rosendacabreza4724]

Pano mag aplay

[@myhendry]

Can integrate with GraphQL? That will be amazing!!!!

[@EQuimper]

I think you can yes, but you need to use fasthttp for that. Cause I dont think gqlgen work without the net/http request handler.

[@bitp]

And another go router ... and there is literally nothing different compared to e.g. labstack/echo (except the nodejs branding). It's spreading like a disease XD

[@jasonshen]

u check the performance then you know there is a huge difference, between fiber and all others

[@bitp]

@@jasonshen First of all, the performance of your router really doesn't matter at all. 1 or 2 microseconds really don't make a difference since you are dealings with web requests here. The slow part is the handler (or the request itself), not the router. 2nd: If you want to get the best performance just use the native stuff (but keep point 1 in mind)

[@danko95bgd]

Somebody should tell people that express is trash xD. Yet everyone is using only express and now even copying lmao. Why not make fastify clone to give me hooks atleast or something worthy of a framework, like built in schema validation or something. I dont need framework for c.send lol

[@EQuimper]

Build in schema validation is something I would like too.

[@gg-gn3re]

@@bitp Performance always matters. In all of life efficiency matters, everywhere. Look at the world? It's ran by people who think the exact way of your statement, and what do we have? Well... the earth certainly isn't getting "better"