Learn to Fly with Laravel Reverb | Joe Dixon at Laracon US 2024 in Dallas, TX

This is definitely one of my favorite talks ever. Seeing this in person was wild!

[@camiant]

joe did a majestic work with reverb. total gamechanger as first party package ready-to-go compared to the "old options" that were around before that and we were used to. kudos to you and L team!

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Hands down the bravest live demo I've ever seen.

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Watching from the Philippines. Laravel Reverb eyy 🤙

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It's great that Laravel comes with built-in socket server. I would still prefer to use soketi for anything "big", it has some cool features like webhooks and webhook batching.

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It was perfect and it was which I saw best websockets example. I bored chat examples. Excelent

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this was f. impressive

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[@tsubasateacher]

wow, is websocket going to be the norm set by Laravel going forward?

[@processoft3689]

Laravel is about making hard things easier. IMO "the norm" is blade, Livewire, or Inertia with vuejs and Reverb is for harder stuff where the solution is websockets, but now it's easier.

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Watching from Indonesia, Laravel fly to the moon 🚀🌑

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can anyone tell me what is the model of that drone ?

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What font is this ?

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Looks like Phosphate

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Ohh I was really looking for this video as some my coworkers missed it live

[@jihadismail8527]

I do have problems with revrb , i want to open a connection with echo , and the server to keep pushing dara until the client disconnects , i am trying to make a live chart graph (vue.js client , not livewire) so vue.js opens the connection and server starts pushing dara and vue.js just appends it to graph . Simple task but revarb wants an event to dispatch , meanwhile there is none .

[@processoft3689]

It feels like you expect regular, periodic, push of data from the server. What should happen is whatever updates the base data (Model::created for example), you dispatch an event to your vuejs client(s) to fetch the updated data. If data is small and fast it could be in the event itself. If its slow go compute you do it, maybe cache it, then send it or notify it's ready. Hope this helps

[@jihadismail8527]

@@processoft3689 thanks for the replay , but still not clear . Let's say I have a graph 📈 that is live , and supposed to get data from websockets and appends to graph . Now the first event is understood, you get an event that the user needs graph data , then what ? How to keep streaming data every 2 seconds to echo client ? How to know when to stop if the user is disconnected?

[@processoft3689]

@@jihadismail8527 You need to change your point-of-vue. You don't poll for changes, you connect and subscribe to new data when it's available. The server will broadcast new data to all clients if/when connected. Watch the first part again or another ressource on websockets, pub/sub, or pushing vs polling. But yeah, it's not always obvious where/when to make changes.

[@estebanmurcia8451]

@@jihadismail8527 Hi, i'm not an expert my self but, following @processoft3689's idea, let's say your holds a user creation per date data, so what you would do is, every time a user is registered you fire an event and broadcast it using reverb so that it sends the update to the clients that are connected, if your data is something like a calculation based on the market price of gold then you would either do a connection to a websocket that shows that data or create a scheduled task (or job) that gets this data and do the calculations and, once again, fire an event and broadcast it,

Using reverb in production since it's release. The work required to setup is just non-existent basically, apart from a reverse proxy and a supervisor job.

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Why do you need a reverse proxy for using reverb? Interesting

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iot use case. never so that coming.❤‍🔥