A presentation about building a real-time dashboard using Laravel, Vue.js, and Pusher. The speaker demonstrates how to create a dynamic dashboard that displays various data like Twitter feeds, weather updates, package statistics, and team tasks. The dashboard updates in real-time using WebSockets through Pusher, with local storage for state management and a responsive design that works well on TV displays using a Raspberry Pi.

Luke Downing gives an insightful talk about learning lessons from Laravel's design and philosophy. He discusses how seemingly simple features like three-line comments and facades reveal deeper truths about software development. The talk emphasizes how Laravel teaches developers to balance rules and conventions with practical developer experience, using examples from routing, testing, and real-time applications.

Joe Dixon presents Laravel Reverb, a first-party package for real-time WebSocket communication. The talk covers the technical architecture of Reverb, its event loop system, and includes a live demonstration controlling a drone using WebSockets. Dixon explains how Reverb achieves efficient performance through React PHP and demonstrates its scalability through Redis pub/sub channels.

A detailed presentation about creating real-time dashboards using Laravel, Vue.js, and Pusher. The speaker demonstrates how to build a dashboard that displays various information like Twitter feeds, package statistics, and weather data in real-time using WebSockets. The talk includes live coding demonstrations and explains how to deploy the dashboard on a Raspberry Pi connected to a TV screen.

A comprehensive talk about Laravel's notification system delivered at Laracon, demonstrating how to implement different types of notifications including email, database, Slack, and real-time notifications using WebSockets. The speaker shows practical examples using Laravel Nova and demonstrates live notification broadcasting, concluding with implementing a Twitter notification integration.