
During January 2026, Erfan Momeni co-developed a context-based expiration feature for the Rate Limiter middleware in the gofiber/fiber repository. This enhancement introduced an ExpirationFunc, allowing expiration times to be dynamically computed per request based on context, which improved both security and user experience for sensitive endpoints such as login. Erfan’s work focused on backend development and middleware design using Go, emphasizing robust integration and validation within the existing rate-limiting framework. The implementation leveraged context propagation and dynamic function hooks, ensuring minimal latency and no regression in performance, and demonstrated careful attention to code quality through collaborative review and testing.
January 2026: Delivered Context-Based Expiration Times for the Rate Limiter Middleware in gofiber/fiber, introducing an ExpirationFunc to compute per-request expiration based on request context. This enables tighter security and improved UX for sensitive endpoints (e.g., login). Commit 44647341eaf402f36f5b04606e96f0a04402b593; co-authored by Erfan Momeni. No major bugs fixed this month; focus was on robust feature delivery, integration, and validation. Overall impact: stronger rate-limiting security with minimal latency and improved protection against brute-force attempts. Technologies/skills demonstrated: Go, middleware design, context propagation, dynamic function hooks, and collaborative development with code reviews.
January 2026: Delivered Context-Based Expiration Times for the Rate Limiter Middleware in gofiber/fiber, introducing an ExpirationFunc to compute per-request expiration based on request context. This enables tighter security and improved UX for sensitive endpoints (e.g., login). Commit 44647341eaf402f36f5b04606e96f0a04402b593; co-authored by Erfan Momeni. No major bugs fixed this month; focus was on robust feature delivery, integration, and validation. Overall impact: stronger rate-limiting security with minimal latency and improved protection against brute-force attempts. Technologies/skills demonstrated: Go, middleware design, context propagation, dynamic function hooks, and collaborative development with code reviews.

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