Introduction: Realtime with Laravel Reverb

the essentials with a bunch of examples along the way. Once you're done with the course, you'll be able to start adding real-time functionality to any of your Laravel applications. So we're going to break this course up into multiple sections, which

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will all cover channel types. First of all, of course, we're just going to cover the basics. How to get a real-time server up and running. And we're going to be using Laravel Reverb for that.

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How to broadcast events and customize any of the data around these events that you want to broadcast. And then we'll go into each of the channel types. So we'll look at public channels, private channels, presence channels,

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and then we'll finish up by looking at client to client broadcasting, where it doesn't make sense to send an event directly from our Laravel app. So let's go ahead and get everything set up and configured and start to broadcast real-time events in Laravel.

Episode summary

Welcome to the course! In this first episode, we set the stage for everything you'll learn about real-time broadcasting with Laravel. If you're new to live events and real-time interaction in Laravel apps, you're in the right place.

We briefly walk through what the course will cover: starting from the basics of setting up a real-time server using Laravel Reverb, to broadcasting events, customizing the data you send, and diving into different channel types—public, private, and presence channels. Plus, we'll touch on client-to-client broadcasting for cases where events shouldn't go directly through Laravel.

By the end of the course, you'll feel comfortable adding real-time features to your own Laravel projects. So let's get things configured and jump into some practical examples!

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