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🧹 v3 (chore): Cleanup and updates to README files #2914

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Description

  • Remove all language specific README.md files.
  • Update the main README.md file with the following:
    • Better instructions regarding installation.
    • Updated quick-start example.
    • Update list of middlewares to match the main branch. There was 3 middlewars missing.
    • Updated URL's for middlewares. Several were pointing to deprecated repos.
    • Updated descriptions for some middlewares.
    • Sorted the list of middlewares to make it easier to update in the future.
  • Updated pull request template to say "fixes" instead of "related to". Since this should trigger the issue to be closed automatically upon merge.
  • Removed all the CSS flags from the README.

Fixes #2876

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@gaby gaby requested a review from a team as a code owner March 11, 2024 05:38
@gaby gaby requested review from sixcolors, ReneWerner87 and efectn and removed request for a team March 11, 2024 05:38
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"In the land of code where the Fiber weaves,
Changes blossom like leaves on trees. 🌳
Middleware dances, documents sing,
A README refreshed, clarity it brings.
Through issues and PRs, we hop and strive,
Ensuring Fiber v3 thrives and thrives. 🚀

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Commits Files that changed from the base of the PR and between fcb8537 and ca994dc.
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  • 38-54: The installation instructions are clear and concise, providing users with the necessary steps to get started with Fiber. However, it's important to ensure that the Go version mentioned (1.21 or higher) aligns with the project's current requirements. If newer versions of Go have been released since this update, consider mentioning any specific compatibility notes or updates.
  • 58-81: The quickstart example is well-structured and provides a simple yet effective demonstration of creating a basic web server with Fiber. It's crucial that this example remains up-to-date with the latest Fiber API changes to ensure new users can successfully run it without issues. Additionally, consider adding a note about where users can find more comprehensive examples or tutorials to further explore Fiber's capabilities.
  • 93-103: The features list is comprehensive and highlights the key advantages of using Fiber. It's beneficial for potential users to see the wide range of capabilities Fiber offers. To maintain the accuracy of this section, periodically review and update the list to reflect any new features or significant improvements. Also, ensure that all linked documentation is current and accessible.
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The limitations section is crucial for setting the right expectations for users. It mentions compatibility issues with net/http interfaces and the use of unsafe. This transparency is appreciated, but it's also important to provide guidance or workarounds for users who might be affected by these limitations. If there have been any developments or solutions since this update, consider adding that information here.

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The examples provided are a great way to showcase Fiber's versatility and ease of use. However, ensure that these examples are regularly tested against the latest version of Fiber to prevent any discrepancies due to API changes. It might also be helpful to include a direct link to a repository or a playground where users can try out these examples without needing to set up a local environment.

  • 560-589: The internal middleware list is a valuable resource for users to understand what's available out of the box with Fiber. It's important to keep this list updated with any new middleware additions or changes to existing ones. Consider adding a brief description or use case for each middleware to help users quickly identify which ones might be relevant to their projects.
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The contribution guidelines are encouraging and provide clear ways for the community to support Fiber. Highlighting different forms of contribution, including code, documentation, and financial support, is inclusive and opens up opportunities for various types of contributors. Regularly updating this section to include any specific contribution needs or priorities can further engage the community.

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The license section correctly outlines the open-source nature of Fiber and its dependencies. It's crucial to ensure that all third-party library licenses are accurately represented and that any new dependencies added to the project are also included here. This transparency in licensing helps users and contributors understand their rights and responsibilities when using or contributing to Fiber.

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gaby commented Mar 11, 2024

I can probably do #2876 in this same PR. The only thing missing is updating the license list.

@ReneWerner87 ReneWerner87 added this to the v3 milestone Mar 11, 2024
@ReneWerner87 ReneWerner87 merged commit 724e5be into main Mar 11, 2024
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@gaby gaby deleted the md-cleanup branch March 12, 2024 13:07
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📝 [v3 Proposal]: Refresh README.md
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