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Laravel 11 is now released, including a minimum PHP v8.2, a new Laravel Reverb package, streamlined directory structure, and more...
is a new first-party WebSocket server for Laravel applications, bringing real-time communication between client and server. Some of the features of Reverb include.
Blazing Fast
Reverb is fine-tuned for speed. A single server can support thousands of connections and piping data without the delay and inefficiency of HTTP polling.
Seamless Integration
Develop with Laravel's broadcasting capabilities. Deploy with Reverb's first-party integration. Monitor with baked-in support for Pulse.
Built for Scale
Infinitely increase capacity by utilizing Reverb's built-in support for horizontal scaling using Redis, allowing you to manage connections and channels across multiple servers.
Pusher
Reverb utilizes the Pusher protocol for WebSockets, making it immediately compatible with Laravel broadcasting and Laravel Echo.
Check out our post on this complete new
public function boot(): void
{
EncryptCookies::except(['some_cookie']);
}
return Application::configure()
->withProviders ()
-›withRouting(
web: __DIR__.'/../routes/web.php'
commands: __DIR__.'/../routes/console.php',
)
->withMiddleware(function(Middleware Smiddleware) {
$middleware->web(append: LaraconMiddleware::class):
})
Laravel Reverb
is a new first-party WebSocket server for Laravel applications, bringing real-time communication between client and server. Some of the features of Reverb include.
Blazing Fast
Reverb is fine-tuned for speed. A single server can support thousands of connections and piping data without the delay and inefficiency of HTTP polling.
Seamless Integration
Develop with Laravel's broadcasting capabilities. Deploy with Reverb's first-party integration. Monitor with baked-in support for Pulse.
Built for Scale
Infinitely increase capacity by utilizing Reverb's built-in support for horizontal scaling using Redis, allowing you to manage connections and channels across multiple servers.
Pusher
Reverb utilizes the Pusher protocol for WebSockets, making it immediately compatible with Laravel broadcasting and Laravel Echo.
Streamlined Directory Structure
On a fresh install, the file count has dropped by ~ 69 files. Nice.Check out our post on this complete new
- Controllers no longer extend anything by default.
- No more middleware directory.
public function boot(): void
{
EncryptCookies::except(['some_cookie']);
}
No more Http/Kernel
Most of the things you used to could do in the Kernel you can now do in the Bootstrap/App.return Application::configure()
->withProviders ()
-›withRouting(
web: __DIR__.'/../routes/web.php'
commands: __DIR__.'/../routes/console.php',
)
->withMiddleware(function(Middleware Smiddleware) {
$middleware->web(append: LaraconMiddleware::class):
})
