# Made with Fiber — full catalog

> A curated, daily-updated gallery of the best open-source projects built with Fiber, ranked by GitHub stars. Discover dashboards, UI kits, e-commerce, blogs and dev tools.

## About

- Gallery: https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/
- Curated summary: https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/llms.txt
- Projects indexed: 190
- Data source: GitHub (refreshed daily)
- Last scraped: 2026-07-22T09:29:07.220811+00:00

## DevTools (130)

- [react-three-fiber](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/react-three-fiber/): 🇨🇭 A React renderer for Three.js (31,421 stars, MIT)
- [react-illustration-series](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/react-illustration-series/): react,, react. (7,934 stars, AGPL-3.0)
- [Under-the-hood-ReactJS](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/under-the-hood-reactjs/): Entire React code base explanation by visual block schemes (Stack version) (6,777 stars, MIT)
- [just-react](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/just-react/): 「React」 React (6,401 stars, MIT)
- [sylar](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/sylar/): C++,webserver,websocket server,tcp_server（，，，，，io，hook，socket，bytearray，http，TcpServer，Websocket，Https, Smtp, MySQL, SQLite3, ORM,Redis,Zookeeper) (4,662 stars)
- [recipes](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/recipes/): Examples for Fiber (3,450 stars, MIT)
- [portr](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/portr/): Expose local http, tcp or websocket connections to the public internet (3,141 stars, AGPL-3.0)
- [fibjs](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/fibjs/): JavaScript on Fiber (built on Chrome's V8 JavaScript engine) (3,097 stars)
- [acl](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/acl/): C/C++ server and network library, including coroutine,redis client,http/https/websocket,mqtt, mysql/postgresql/sqlite client with C/C++ for Linux, Android, iOS, MacOS, Windows, Harmony,etc.. (3,088 stars, LGPL-2.1)
- [bippy](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/bippy/): hack into react internals (1,331 stars, MIT)
- [its-fine](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/its-fine/): A collection of escape hatches for React. (1,185 stars, MIT)
- [fiber-go-template](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/fiber-go-template/): Production-ready backend template with Fiber Go Web Framework for Create Go App CLI. (1,109 stars, Apache-2.0)
- [react-nil](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/react-nil/): ⃝ A react null renderer (998 stars, MIT)
- [minicoro](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/minicoro/): Single header stackful cross-platform coroutine library in pure C. (942 stars)
- [react-source-code-debug](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/react-source-code-debug/): React ，， (919 stars)
- [libfiber](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/libfiber/): The high performance c/c++ coroutine/fiber library for Linux/FreeBSD/MacOS/Windows, supporting select/poll/epoll/kqueue/iouring/iocp/windows GUI. (816 stars, LGPL-3.0)
- [state-threads](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/state-threads/): Lightweight thread library for C/C++ coroutine (similar to goroutine), for high performance network servers. (756 stars)
- [jiotv_go](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/jiotv-go/): Unlock the magic of JioTV across all your devices, without the need for the JioTV App. Crafted with love in Golang for a delightful blend of speed and efficiency! (703 stars)
- [mini-react](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/mini-react/): react、react-dom、react reconciler，react。fiber，，hooks，dom diff，reconciliation，scheduler (683 stars)
- [react-fiber-implement](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/react-fiber-implement/): re-implement react fiber (579 stars)
- [fastschema](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/fastschema/): All-in-One Backend as a Service with Headless CMS Power (563 stars, MIT)
- [react-reparenting](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/react-reparenting/): The reparenting tools for React (491 stars, MIT)
- [xxl-tool](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/xxl-tool/): a series of tools that make Java development more efficient.（JavaXXL-TOOL） (485 stars, Apache-2.0)
- [react-particles-webgl](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/react-particles-webgl/): A 2D/3D particle library built on React, Three.js and WebGL (477 stars, MIT)
- [react-tiny-dom](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/react-tiny-dom/): A minimal implementation of react-dom using react-reconciler (466 stars)
- [storage](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/storage/): Premade storage drivers for Fiber (334 stars, MIT)
- [Tina](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/tina/): Tina is a teeny tiny, header only, coroutine and job library. (298 stars, MIT)
- [YACLib](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/yaclib/): Yet Another Concurrency Library (297 stars, MIT)
- [Fibry](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/fibry/): The first Java Actor System supporting fibers from Project Loom (230 stars)
- [shinpuru](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/shinpuru/): - Discord Bot with role selection, moderation, karma ranking, a starboard, code execution, raid alerting, backups, a web interface, twitch notifications and more! (198 stars, MIT)
- [ReflectiveNtdll](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/reflectiventdll/): A Dropper POC with a focus on aiding in EDR evasion, NTDLL Unhooking followed by loading ntdll in-memory, which is present as shellcode (using pe2shc by @hasherezade). Payload encryption via SystemFucntion033 NtApi and No new thread via Fiber (179 stars, MIT)
- [lightio](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/lightio/): LightIO is a userland implemented green thread library for ruby (161 stars, MIT)
- [preact-reconciler](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/preact-reconciler/): Custom renderers for Preact in <1KB. (148 stars, MIT)
- [fiber_scheduler](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/fiber-scheduler/): Ruby's missing Fiber Scheduler implementation. (128 stars, MIT)
- [breaker_machines](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/breaker-machines/): Modern circuit breaker for Ruby & Rails. Thread-safe, fiber-ready async support. Built-in fallbacks, rich introspection, clean DSL. Memory-efficient with jitter & monitoring. (108 stars, MIT)
- [charly-vm](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/charly-vm/): Fully parallel dynamically typed programming language (100 stars)
- [slog-fiber](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/slog-fiber/): Fiber middleware for slog logger (97 stars, MIT)
- [fio](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/fio/): A Type-Safe, Purely Functional Effect System for F# (96 stars, MIT)
- [webman-coroutine](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/webman-coroutine/): Webman Coroutine Infrastructure Suite Compatible with Workerman (73 stars, Apache-2.0)
- [trip.rb](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/trip-rb/): A concurrent tracer that can pause and resume the code it is tracing. (71 stars, 0BSD)
- [react-nylon](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/react-nylon/): react-reconciler implemented in < 4KB. (70 stars, MIT)
- [matrix](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/matrix/): Bringing JavaScript-style async to PHP! Manage asynchronous tasks with ease using a modern, fiber-powered API for seamless concurrency and error handling. (60 stars, MIT)
- [fiber-htmx](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/fiber-htmx/): Create HTML and HTMX applications in pure Go using fiber. And lot more... (59 stars, MIT)
- [alist_fiber](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/alist-fiber/): go+vue https://pan.baiyue.one (58 stars, MIT)
- [utils](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/utils/): A collection of common functions for Fiber with better performance, fewer allocations, and fewer dependencies. (57 stars, MIT)
- [oasync](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/oasync/): lightweight threading for odin (57 stars, BSD-2-Clause)
- [flash](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/flash/): A fast, modular HTTP framework for Go — Fiber‑like ergonomics, Gin‑level reliability, 100% net/http (56 stars, MIT)
- [react-fiber-architecture-cn](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/react-fiber-architecture-cn/): A project worth exploring. (55 stars)
- [OpenOTDR](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/openotdr/): An open source OTDR reporting tool (54 stars, Apache-2.0)
- [longurl](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/longurl/): A self-hosted short url service (52 stars, Apache-2.0)
- [nitr](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/nitr/): Nitr is a System and Hardware Inspection and Monitoring Web API. (52 stars, MIT)
- [FLACidal](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/flacidal/): Desktop app for downloading lossless FLAC music — multi-source with Soulseek P2P backbone. Built with Go + Svelte using Wails framework. Features metadata tagging and concurrent download queue. (52 stars, MIT)
- [cdn](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/cdn/): CDN Service is a high-performance, cloud-native content delivery solution built with Go. (51 stars, Apache-2.0)
- [mesh](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/mesh/): A fast web framework based on uWebSocket.js (49 stars, MIT)
- [golang-fiber-jwt](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/golang-fiber-jwt/): In this comprehensive guide, you'll learn how to implement JWT (JSON Web Token) authentication in a Golang application using GORM and the Fiber web framework. (46 stars)
- [boneless](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/boneless/): A CLI (Command Line Interface) to create your apps with Service Weaver, using gomigrate, sqlc, and Fiber. (45 stars, Apache-2.0)
- [sfpdoctor](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/sfpdoctor/): SFP Doctor is a hardware & software project for reading and writing the EEPROM on SFP/SFP+ modules (44 stars, GPL-3.0)
- [fiberx](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/fiberx/): A composable CLI project generator and build helper for GoFiber applications. (43 stars, MIT)
- [Rust-Base-Builder](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/rust-base-builder/): 3D building environment for a popular video game "Rust". Create and customize structures, simulate raids, calculate building costs and import/export your designs with ease. (42 stars)
- [go-react-todo](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/go-react-todo/): A project worth exploring. (42 stars)
- [RxJavaFiberInterop](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/rxjavafiberinterop/): Library for interoperation between RxJava 3 and JDK 21+ Virtual Threads (40 stars, Apache-2.0)
- [backend](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/backend/): Wizzl's backend made with (39 stars, MIT)
- [go-skeleton](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/go-skeleton/): GofiberWeb (38 stars, MIT)
- [carbon_fiber](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/carbon-fiber/): High performance Ruby Fiber Scheduler powered by Zig and libxev. (38 stars, MIT)
- [evo](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/evo/): Evo is a powerful package for quickly writing modular web applications/services in Golang aimed both backend and frontend. (34 stars, MIT)
- [go-boilerplate](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/go-boilerplate/): A project boilerplate to make a go application with Fiber (33 stars)
- [golang-sveltekit-template](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/golang-sveltekit-template/): A scalabe project template to use a ms svelte frontend in a fiber golang binary (31 stars, MIT)
- [flash](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/flash/): This package is build to send the flash messages on the top of Gofiber (31 stars, MIT)
- [MRIToolkit](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/mritoolkit/): A project worth exploring. (29 stars)
- [codern](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/codern/): An open-source Coding Platform (Beta) (28 stars)
- [react-cesium-fiber](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/react-cesium-fiber/): React-fiber renderer for cesium (27 stars, MIT)
- [fiberpool](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/fiberpool/): A single-file header-only C++17 boost::fiber thread pool library (27 stars, BSD-3-Clause)
- [Kontroler](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/kontroler/): A kubernetes native workflow orchestrator used to create DAGs that can run on a schedule as well as in an event driven manner (27 stars, AGPL-3.0)
- [chrono_machines](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/chrono-machines/): A Ruby gem that implements exponential backoff retry patterns with full jitter for distributed systems. Simple, focused, and built for Ruby 3.2+ with fiber-aware operations. (27 stars, MIT)
- [gofiber-firebaseauth](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/gofiber-firebaseauth/): Firebase Authentication Middleware for Go Fiber framework. (26 stars, MIT)
- [msattack](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/msattack/): [WIP] - Metal Slug Attack Server Reimplementation (25 stars, AGPL-3.0)
- [xmr-remote-nodes](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/xmr-remote-nodes/): Source code of https://xmr.ditatompel.com, a website that helps you monitor your favourite Monero remote nodes. (25 stars, BSD-3-Clause)
- [january](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/january/): January is Batteries-Included Go Framework inspired by Django. Designed to ease things up for fast development. (24 stars, MIT)
- [taskw](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/taskw/): Go route generation + dependency injection framework based on Fiber + Wire + Swag + Taskfile (23 stars, MIT)
- [crud-go-fiber](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/crud-go-fiber/): Repositório responsável pela demo relacionada ao projeto usando: Golang + Fiber + PostGreSQL + Azure (23 stars, MIT)
- [fiberq](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/fiberq/): Open-Source Fiber Network Design Plugin for QGIS (22 stars, GPL-3.0)
- [background-remover-api](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/background-remover-api/): A GoLang Image Converter API that effortlessly removes backgrounds from images, delivering quick and high-quality results for developers and businesses. (22 stars)
- [Cyime](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/cyime/): Cyime ——，， (21 stars, MIT)
- [sentry-fiber](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/sentry-fiber/): Unofficial Fiber Handler for Sentry SDK (21 stars, MIT)
- [golang-fiber-jwt-rs256](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/golang-fiber-jwt-rs256/): In this comprehensive guide, you'll learn how to properly refresh JSON Web Tokens (JWTs) using the RS256 algorithm and Redis. The integration of Redis will give us the ability to effortlessly revoke or invalidate the JWTs when necessary. (20 stars)
- [fury](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/fury/): Inspired by Nick Fury, whose primary job was to recruit avengers, spies and other cool people! (20 stars, MIT)
- [go-users-clean-api](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/go-users-clean-api/): Api made with Golang using Clean Architecure, TDD and SOLID principles (19 stars, MIT)
- [website](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/website/): The website of the Fiber framework (19 stars)
- [EternalFIB](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/eternalfib/): Computer Engineering Personal Resources (19 stars, MIT)
- [JFC-microsip](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/jfc-microsip/): MicroSIP Source Code (18 stars, GPL-2.0)
- [flow](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/flow/): Flow (18 stars, MIT)
- [fiber-long-poll](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/fiber-long-poll/): Long Polling library. It's just a port of golongpoll but for fasthttp-based Fiber web-framework. (18 stars, MIT)
- [libaco-sched](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/libaco-sched/): A coroutine scheduler and lightweight network library for libaco (18 stars, Apache-2.0)
- [Mini-Meeting](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/mini-meeting/): In short, I'm trying to be a competitor to google meet:) (17 stars, MIT)
- [go-template](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/go-template/): a Go template for HTTP APIs (17 stars)
- [8311-ha-bridge](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/8311-ha-bridge/): WAS-110 XGS-PON ONU to Home Assistant MQTT bridge (16 stars, Apache-2.0)
- [dragonfly-translate](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/dragonfly-translate/): dragonfly (16 stars)
- [internet-access](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/internet-access/): Overview of telecommunication standards and technologies for internet access (16 stars, AGPL-3.0)
- [react](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/react/): Learn and copy react (16 stars, MIT)
- [gx](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/gx/): Go + Fiber + HTMX = Fullstack Template App (15 stars)
- [iofiber](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/iofiber/): A project worth exploring. (15 stars, BSL-1.0)
- [benchmark-rest-frameworks](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/benchmark-rest-frameworks/): Benchmarking RESTful APIs written in Python, NodeJS and Golang (15 stars, MIT)
- [golang-test-api](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/golang-test-api/): A simple CRUD API made with Go, Postgres, FIber, Gorm and Docker. (14 stars, MIT)
- [fiber_limiter](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/fiber-limiter/): fiber_limiter using redis as store for rate limit with two algorithms for choosing sliding window, gcra leaky bucket (14 stars)
- [fiber-bind](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/fiber-bind/): Request schema validator middleware for Fiber (14 stars, MIT)
- [cozi](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/cozi/): Concurrency primitives for Zig (14 stars, MIT)
- [react-two.js](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/react-two-js/): A React renderer for Two.js (13 stars, MIT)
- [fbg-simulation-pyqt](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/fbg-simulation-pyqt/): This application is a fiber Bragg grating (FBG) simulation tool for Finite Element Method (FEM) models, implemented in Python, using PyQt and numpy. (13 stars, BSD-3-Clause)
- [GameEngine](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/gameengine/): An experimental game-engine (13 stars, GPL-3.0)
- [0gram](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/0gram/): Alternative front-end for Instagram (13 stars, AGPL-3.0)
- [PyFibreBundle](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/pyfibrebundle/): Python packaging for image processing of fibre bundle images, including core removal, mosaicing and super-resolution. (13 stars, MIT)
- [chronos](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/chronos/): A fiber scheduler based on Marl (12 stars, MIT)
- [everybody-backend](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/everybody-backend/): It's actively developed around depromeet, depromeet-everybody, fiber, and is a solid reference for anyone building with these tools. (12 stars)
- [fiber-bootstrap](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/fiber-bootstrap/): GoFiber bootstrap (12 stars)
- [CT_FiberSegmentation](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/ct-fibersegmentation/): Segment/Trace the short fibes filled in the polymer matrix from the CT 3D volume data (11 stars, GPL-3.0)
- [gitcloser](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/gitcloser/): Find how close you are to another GitHub user in less than 20 seconds (11 stars, GPL-3.0)
- [PolaTrace](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/polatrace/): Polarization Mathematic Simulation Library (11 stars, GPL-3.0)
- [react-books](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/react-books/): reactlibrary (11 stars)
- [golang-fiber](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/golang-fiber/): In this article, you'll learn how to build a CRUD API in Golang using the Fiber web framework and GORM. The REST API will run on a Fiber HTTP server and use GORM to persist data in a PostgreSQL database. (11 stars)
- [ufiber](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/ufiber/): A lightweight implementation of fibers (stackful coroutines) using Boost.ASIO and Boost.Context (11 stars, BSL-1.0)
- [nonlinear-pulse](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/nonlinear-pulse/): Split Step Fourier Method solver for nonlinear pulse propagation in optical fibers (10 stars, MIT)
- [minits](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/minits/): A minimalistic task (a.k.a job) system written in Rust. (10 stars)
- [gofiber-htmx-sessions](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/gofiber-htmx-sessions/): Full-stack app using Go Fiber's SQLite3 storage package to persist user sessions & HTMX on the frontend (10 stars)
- [IOT-Manage-System](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/iot-manage-system/): gin/fibervue3，，，， (10 stars)
- [are-you-bombed](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/are-you-bombed/): A Golang application which can generate flat and nested zip bombs and serve them using Fiber HTTP web framework. (10 stars, MIT)
- [go-todo-api](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/go-todo-api/): A project worth exploring. (10 stars)
- [fiber-benchmarks](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/fiber-benchmarks/): Compare Bloxroute and Fiber transaction streams (10 stars)
- [nrfiber](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/nrfiber/): NewRelic Integration middleware for Fiber (10 stars, Apache-2.0)
- [SoapBubble](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/soapbubble/): Soap bubble visualization written using React Three Fiber & Typescript (10 stars, MIT)
- [fiber-rest-boilerplate](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/fiber-rest-boilerplate/): golang REST API boilerplate with supports for postgres, mariadb, sqlite & mongodb (10 stars)

## APIs (23)

- [huma](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/huma/): Huma REST/HTTP API Framework for Golang with OpenAPI 3.1 (4,236 stars, MIT)
- [tutorial-go-fiber-rest-api](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/tutorial-go-fiber-rest-api/): Build a RESTful API on Go: Fiber, PostgreSQL, JWT and Swagger docs in isolated Docker containers. (393 stars, MIT)
- [gofiber-templ-htmx](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/gofiber-templ-htmx/): Go/Fiber+</>Templ to-do list app with user login and HTMx-powered frontend. (141 stars, MIT)
- [go-project](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/go-project/): Golang pet projects (95 stars, Apache-2.0)
- [go-redoc](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/go-redoc/): go-redoc is an embedded OpenAPI/Swagger documentation ui for Go using ReDoc (95 stars, MIT)
- [apispec](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/apispec/): APISpec - Generate OpenAPI 3.1 specs from Go code with intelligent framework detection and call graph analysis. Supports Gin, Echo, Chi, Fiber, and net/http. (82 stars, Apache-2.0)
- [go-clean-architecture-example](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/go-clean-architecture-example/): Golang Clean Architecture Example (73 stars, MIT)
- [go-rest-api-with-fiber](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/go-rest-api-with-fiber/): A Go Fiber API (58 stars)
- [go-rest-api-boilerplate](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/go-rest-api-boilerplate/): Golang REST API Boilerplate with Gofiber (38 stars)
- [gswagger](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/gswagger/): Generate an openapi spec dynamically based on the types used to handle request and response (37 stars, MIT)
- [chaki](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/chaki/): Chaki is an application builder framework designed to simplify the development process in Go (32 stars, MIT)
- [go-apispec](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/go-apispec/): Generate OpenAPI 3.1 specs from Go source code via static analysis — zero annotations, automatic framework detection (31 stars, Apache-2.0)
- [fibers](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/fibers/): Fiber + Swagger = Fibers, a web framework dedicated to providing a FastAPI-like development experience (30 stars, Apache-2.0)
- [goapi](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/goapi/): High Performance API for TSBOARD (26 stars, MIT)
- [clean-go-template](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/clean-go-template/): GO Clean Architecture Template (21 stars, MIT)
- [folksdev-go-fiber-rest-api](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/folksdev-go-fiber-rest-api/): With this project, we will learn fiber, one of Golang's frameworks, in live broadcasts on the FolksDev YouTube channel. (18 stars)
- [TuMangaOnline-api](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/tumangaonline-api/): api no oficial de tumangaonline escrita en golang (18 stars)
- [tj-media-karaoke-api](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/tj-media-karaoke-api/): It's actively developed around api, fiber, go, and is a solid reference for anyone building with these tools. (16 stars, MIT)
- [asmaul-husna-api](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/asmaul-husna-api/): asmaul-husna-api is an API to get the list of Asma'ul Husna (15 stars)
- [fiber-api-example](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/fiber-api-example/): Example restapi with gofiber + MVC +JWT + ( Role + Premission ) (15 stars)
- [checkpost](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/checkpost/): Open Source HTTP Requests Inspection Platform (14 stars, AGPL-3.0)
- [fiber-casbinrest](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/fiber-casbinrest/): Casbin RESTful Adapter on Fiber Web Framework (10 stars, MIT)
- [lescatit](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/lescatit/): Provides to crawl and categorize URL addresses (10 stars, MIT)

## Templates (10)

- [boilerplate](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/boilerplate/): Boilerplate for Fiber (504 stars, MIT)
- [template](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/template/): Template engine middleware for Fiber (313 stars, MIT)
- [go-fiber-boilerplate](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/go-fiber-boilerplate/): A boilerplate for building RESTful APIs using Golang, Fiber, and GORM PostgreSQL (221 stars, MIT)
- [template-three](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/template-three/): 3 A minimal boilerplate for Remotion + React Three Fiber (105 stars, MIT)
- [react-three-vite](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/react-three-vite/): A simple React Three Fiber + Vite starter. (101 stars, MIT)
- [fiber-go-boilerplate](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/fiber-go-boilerplate/): Production-ready Golang based boilerplate application with Fiber web framework (100 stars, MIT)
- [fiber-boilerplate](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/fiber-boilerplate/): Simple and scalable boilerplate to build powerful and organized REST projects with Fiber. (84 stars, MIT)
- [GoFiber-Template](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/gofiber-template/): Go Fiber App Starter Kit (34 stars, Apache-2.0)
- [fiber-versioning-boilerplate](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/fiber-versioning-boilerplate/): A boilerplate for fiber versioning, Clean Architecture, API versioning, API documentation, Data versioning (28 stars, MIT)
- [next-r3f-starter](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/next-r3f-starter/): React Three Fiber, Nextjs, TypeScript (12 stars)

## Real-time (7)

- [folderhost](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/folderhost/): Your own private cloud in one executable. Share files, collaborate on code, and manage users without complex setup. (271 stars, GPL-3.0)
- [chat-redis-pubsub](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/chat-redis-pubsub/): Chat app made with golang, fiber, redis, and htmx (20 stars)
- [go-chat](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/go-chat/): A Go Fiber based Featureful Chatroom Application. (16 stars, MIT)
- [chat-app](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/chat-app/): A simple chat app created with Fiber + Vue.js (14 stars, MIT)
- [go-chat](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/go-chat/): A real time web app buit with Go, Fiber and HTMX (12 stars, MIT)
- [ZYNet](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/zynet/): Network Socket framework based on Fiber。 (12 stars, Apache-2.0)
- [chat-app](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/chat-app/): command line chat with websocket (10 stars)

## UI Kits (6)

- [fre](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/fre/): Tiny Concurrent UI library with Fiber. (3,768 stars, MIT)
- [react-dev-inspector](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/react-dev-inspector/): jump to local IDE code directly from browser React component by just a simple click (1,316 stars, MIT)
- [ore-ui](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/ore-ui/): Building blocks to construct game UIs using web tech. (598 stars, MIT)
- [Realize](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/realize/): A React component tree visualizer (335 stars, MIT)
- [dark](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/dark/): The lightweight and powerful UI rendering engine without dependencies and written in TypeScript (Browser, Node.js, Android, iOS, Windows, Linux, macOS) (53 stars, MIT)
- [react-resilient](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/react-resilient/): A component that resiliently renders components that might fail (40 stars, MIT)

## Blogs (3)

- [Artalk](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/artalk/): Your Self-hosted Comment System. | (2,290 stars, MIT)
- [solitudes](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/solitudes/): A blog engine with full-text search, article versioning, microblogging, and themeable frontend/backend (56 stars)
- [tunan-blog](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/tunan-blog/): A feature-rich, full-stack blog engine built with Go (Fiber) and Next.js (React, Ant Design). Includes a powerful admin panel, Markdown support, and is ready to deploy. (16 stars, Apache-2.0)

## Authentication (3)

- [fiber-boilerplate](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/fiber-boilerplate/): This is the go boilerplate on the top of fiber web framework. With simple setup you can use many features out of the box (430 stars)
- [Vexora-Api](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/vexora-api/): Vexora is a mobile application that provides personalized Spotify music recommendations based on facial emotion recognition (19 stars, MIT)
- [go-oauth](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/go-oauth/): A Sample Integration of Google and GitHub OAuth2 in Golang (GoFiber) utilising MongoDB (12 stars, MIT)

## Dashboards (2)

- [api-analytics](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/api-analytics/): Effortless monitoring and analytics for API frameworks. (654 stars, MIT)
- [quick-notes](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/quick-notes/): QuickNotes is a note-taking application built using TS, NextJs, and Golang, designed to simplify and organize your thoughts effortlessly. (13 stars)

## Docs (2)

- [react18-source-implementation](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/react18-source-implementation/): A comprehensive line-by-line implementation of React 18 core features from scratch - Fiber architecture, Hooks system, Concurrent rendering, Scheduler, and Event system with detailed explanations (275 stars, MIT)
- [docs](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/docs/): Documentation for Fiber (220 stars, MIT)

## AI & ML (2)

- [voidllm](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/voidllm/): Privacy-first LLM proxy and AI gateway — load balancing, multi-provider routing, API key management, usage tracking, rate limiting. Self-hosted. Zero knowledge of your prompts. (118 stars)
- [automate-our-relationship](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/automate-our-relationship/): Scripts we use to automate our home (22 stars)

## E-commerce (1)

- [mycart](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/mycart/): myCart - shopping cart in 1 file with card and cryptocurrency payment support (356 stars, MIT)

## Mobile (1)

- [react-conf-17-videos](https://madewithwhat.net/fiber/project/react-conf-17-videos/): Find that one presentation you missed! (176 stars)