gofiber/fiber

This is a modular HTTP framework for Go that provides a comprehensive suite of middleware for handling common web server concerns. It manages request processing through features like routing, binding, and extraction, while offering security headers, rate limiting, and authentication. The system also supports advanced networking capabilities including compression, caching, and server-sent events.

This period focused on modernizing the middleware ecosystem by introducing structured configuration patterns, enhancing security controls, and adding new features like compression and caching. It also established a foundation for internal storage and adapter utilities to support future development.

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This period focused on expanding the framework's capabilities through a comprehensive suite of new middleware features, including security headers, request rewriting, and conditional routing. The release also introduced a unified binding system for request handling and enhanced logging with contextual support, alongside utility addons like retry logic and TLS testing helpers.

13 changes

This period focused on expanding the framework's middleware ecosystem with new handlers for static files, pagination, server-sent events, and host authorization, alongside a high-level HTTP client. Internal utilities were also introduced to improve logging, context management, and test reliability.

14 changes

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