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📚 Doc: Update intro documentation #3204

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  • Update the intro documentation using o1-mini OpenAI model.
  • Plan is to go through as many .md files and fix them using AI. Will create separate PR's per section.

Related to #2712

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@gaby gaby added this to the v3 milestone Nov 13, 2024
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The pull request includes textual modifications to the Fiber documentation aimed at improving clarity and consistency. Key updates involve refining the introduction, standardizing release date formats, clarifying installation requirements, and enhancing descriptions of routing and static file serving. These changes emphasize readability without altering the underlying content or functionality.

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docs/intro.md - Improved introduction clarity, stating it's the online API documentation for Fiber.
- Refined description of Fiber as an Express-inspired web framework for better readability.
- Standardized release date format for Fiber v3.
- Clarified installation requirement for Go version 1.22 or higher.
- Changed "high-performance" to "high performance" for consistency.
- Rephrased context values explanation for clarity.
- Replaced "forever" with "indefinitely" for precision in variable validity context.
- Enhanced clarity in the simplest Fiber application section.
- Capitalized "Basic Routing" heading for consistency.
- Streamlined routing and route definitions descriptions.
- Modified comments in code examples for better output clarity.
- Updated static files serving section to specify use of Static method with directory path.
- Reformatted example code for clarity.
- Rephrased final instructions for accessing files in the ./public directory.

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  • ReneWerner87
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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (4)
docs/intro.md (4)

11-11: Replace placeholder release date

The release date currently uses a placeholder format Month xx, 202x. This should be updated with the actual release date for Fiber v3.


Line range hint 25-72: Consider highlighting the warning about context value reuse

This section contains critical information about context value lifecycle that directly impacts application correctness. Consider making the warning more prominent, perhaps by:

  1. Adding a warning callout/admonition block
  2. Moving the warning to the very beginning of the section
  3. Adding a visual example of what could go wrong

Example improvement using Docusaurus warning admonition:

+:::warning
+Values returned from **fiber.Ctx** are **not** immutable by default and **will** be reused across requests. You **must** only use context values within the handler and **must not** keep any references.
+:::

134-149: Standardize response comment format

The response comments use slightly different formats:

  • // => Response: "value: hello world"
  • // => Response: "Hello john"
  • // => Response: "Where is john?"

Consider standardizing the format across all examples for better consistency.


164-186: Consider adding security best practices for static file serving

While the static file serving explanation is clear, it would be beneficial to add security considerations such as:

  1. Limiting file types that can be served
  2. Setting proper file permissions
  3. Using a separate domain for static assets
  4. Configuring appropriate cache headers
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15-15: LGTM!

The Go version requirement is clearly specified and the installation instructions are accurate.


Line range hint 76-98: LGTM!

The Hello World example is clear, complete, and well-structured with all necessary components.

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@ReneWerner87 ReneWerner87 merged commit 7cddb84 into main Nov 13, 2024
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