Laravel Reverb : Getting started

Laravel Reverb is a first-party WebSocket server for Laravel applications.
In this video we're getting started with Reverb, we're building a very simple chat app which allows 2 users to communicate in real-time using a websocket server, Reverb in this case.
No need for additional Javascript to make this magic work.
We're using Breeze and Livewire to ease out this tutorial.
#laravel #livewire #reverb #websockets

[@sennewancour5370]

Thanks for this nice tutorial! 🤩

[@CodewithBurt]

Thanks for the support man!

[@ndeblauw]

Great video. Long enough to be clear. Short enough not to get lost in too much detail. Perfect introduction for people new to Reverb. Thanks mate!

[@CodewithBurt]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@rainfog_mzb]

Thanks for the information. Your implementation in Reverb is simple for me, so I think I can understand. And then, your information encourage me to try Reverb :)

[@CodewithBurt]

Great to hear!

[@xenos3925]

i love such projects that keeps up with the technology specially laravel, thank you

[@CodewithBurt]

Glad you liked it!

[@pilgrimemmanuel.6148]

This is way cool!

[@sirhcleunam]

Hey this is great! I started to create chat app with livewire poll, and I planning to use reverb too, and I see this video, it would be a help for me to learn :D

[@CodewithBurt]

Go for it!

[@gustavodemoraes057]

Thanks for tutorial 😊

[@CodewithBurt]

My pleasure 😊

[@masroorehsan4038]

Hi Burt! Yet another great video and crystal clear explanation to go with it! Thanks for this tutorial. I've got enough to get my feet wet with Reverb! One small nitpick, you make an insanely huge amount of typos during live coding. Is it because of your physical keyboard or the editor setup? I think roughly 15% of (most if not all of) your video timeline is spent on detecting and fixing typos, which may be prevented (by switching tools perhaps?) VSCode for PHP development is quite lenient (react/vue support is far better IMHO). I'd suggest you switch to phpstorm to catch these pesky little syntax errors early. Nevertheless, great work, mate!

[@CodewithBurt]

Hey man, Thanks!
I know about the huge amount of typo's, normally I don't have that issue, only when I record.
But in combination with explaining (talking) and keeping in mind what to do next, I have this issue indeed. Sorry for that :-)
Also I was already looking at phpstorm, but haven't decided yet.

[@bendo01]

thank for this tutorial, are you using sail, herd, or valet? because one big problem is if using wss chromonium cannot connected

[@CodewithBurt]

Hi, thanks for watching. I'm currently using Herd. Have you tried other browsers?

[@syaifukiara]

Thanks

[@CodewithBurt]

Thanks for watching!

[@easy-peasy-tutorials]

where do i get the reverb keys from ? to put in my laravel .env

[@CodewithBurt]

You can choose that yourself.

[@easy-peasy-tutorials]

@@CodewithBurt i could not find the section where we can get the keys in reverb website

[@patitorodri]

Great tutorial, thanks man. In my case everything works great, but I need to refresh the browser in order to see the new messages. What im probably doing wrong?

[@CodewithBurt]

My first guess would be, or your reverb server isn't running, or echo isn't installed properly. Try "npm i & npm run build"

[@VlogByBiswas]

It's built on ratchet. Kind a cool ❤

[@yaqub1988]

😍

[@CodewithBurt]

🙏 for watching!

[@innocentjosiahpatrick8635]

perfect tutorial, i got lost on updating the UI on real time when the message event is triggered.. other than that i enjoyed this.

[@CodewithBurt]

You're welcome!

[@neliobila]

Great tutorial, can you please provide a repo link?

[@CodewithBurt]

Don't have a repo at the ready for this one.

[@akramhesham]

thanks for this useful content but if there is a repo , i will be very grateful

[@CodewithBurt]

Don't have a repo of this one, sorry.

[@darck5240]

saving time no wss

[@ultrasys]

Nice effort to help, but IMO, you could improve your comm skills if you don't waste so much time going back and forth seeking for missing semi colons, wrongly placed elements etc. I know, I know, I don't publish videos and it seems so easy to be a critic, but please notice my intention here: signal where you can improve so you can grow your channel. I suggest you get a look at how Tiny Technical Tutorial, Code With Susan, and Coder Coder channels do. They probably rehearse before recording...

[@CodewithBurt]

Ok, thanks

[@oleksii_letscode]

Sorry man, but your code style is... please use PSR and data types in your code! Anyway thanks for video.

[@CodewithBurt]

I know. Still messing up writing a lot while talking. But thanks for watching tho. 😁

[@akunkuini5441]

wow