🤗 [Question]: Is fiber currently supports http 2.0 or if isn't when it will support?

[Necoo33]

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Hello, as being a experienced express.js developer i want to use your framework on my projects and i want to know the current status about supporting http 2.0. If i need to use multiple goroutines in my app will it be a problem if isn't support http 2.0, if it will be a problem then is there any workaround for that?

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[efectn]

It won't be supported unless fasthttp gets http2 support. And i can say fasthttp won't get proper http2 support in the near future.

valyala/fasthttp#144 (comment)
valyala/fasthttp#144 (comment)

[Necoo33]

It won't be supported unless fasthttp gets http2 support. And i can say fasthttp won't get proper http2 support in the near future.

valyala/fasthttp#144 (comment) valyala/fasthttp#144 (comment)

thanks for answer. I find an implementation, in this link:

https://github.com/dgrr/http2

Do you consider adopt this? If i was experienced i do it myself but unfortunately i'm not.

[efectn]

It won't be supported unless fasthttp gets http2 support. And i can say fasthttp won't get proper http2 support in the near future.
valyala/fasthttp#144 (comment) valyala/fasthttp#144 (comment)

thanks for answer. I find an implementation, in this link:

https://github.com/dgrr/http2

Do you consider adopt this? If i was experienced i do it myself but unfortunately i'm not.

It's unmaintained and has some issues

[gaby]

@Necoo33 You don't need HTTP/2 to run goroutines within your Fiber app.

For most use cases you can have NGINX, Traefik, Caddy, or any other reverse proxy with HTTP/2 support in front of your Fiber app.