Fiber

Step 1: Define the API endpoints using Fiber's routing functions.

Step 2: Implement handlers to process incoming requests and interact with data sources.

Step 3: Serialize data into JSON format for API responses.

Step 4: Implement middleware for authentication and authorization.

Step 1: Create a directory containing the static files.

Step 2: Use Fiber's static file serving middleware to map a route to the directory.

Step 3: Configure caching options for static files.

Step 4: Deploy the application to a server.

Step 1: Set up WebSocket endpoints using Fiber's WebSocket support.

Step 2: Implement handlers to manage WebSocket connections.

Step 3: Handle incoming messages from clients and broadcast them to other clients.

Step 4: Implement connection management and error handling.

Step 1: Import the rate limiting middleware.

Step 2: Configure the rate limiting parameters, such as the maximum number of requests and the time window.

Step 3: Apply the rate limiting middleware to the API endpoints.

Step 4: Monitor the API for excessive requests and adjust the rate limiting parameters as needed.

Step 1: Choose a template engine, such as Handlebars or Pug.

Step 2: Configure Fiber to use the template engine.

Step 3: Create template files with placeholders for dynamic data.

Step 4: Pass data to the template engine and render the HTML content.