Real-time with Nuxt and Laravel
Overview
Using Reverb and Laravel Echo, let’s add real-time broadcasting to a Nuxt SPA, driven by Laravel.
We’ll start with the basics of public channels without authorization. Once we’re set up and able to broadcast to all clients perfectly, we’ll dive into authentication and authorizing private channels by modifying how Laravel Echo authorizes with our API.
By the end of the course, you’ll have everything you need to start adding real-time broadcasting to your Nuxt/Laravel applications.
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