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Added to GitGenius on October 12th, 2026
Created on May 6th, 2016
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dashboard.spatie.be is a real-time dashboard application built with Laravel and Livewire.

The project demonstrates how to build a live-updating dashboard that displays various metrics and information in real time. It uses Laravel as the backend framework, Livewire for reactive components, and WebSocket technology via Laravel Echo and Pusher to push updates to the frontend without requiring page refreshes. The dashboard pulls data from multiple sources and presents it through a Tailwind CSS-styled interface, allowing information to update dynamically as it changes on the server.

This is a reference implementation rather than a reusable library or framework. It serves best as a learning resource for developers building their own dashboards who want to see how real-time updates can be implemented in a Laravel application. The project is most suitable for teams already working within the Laravel ecosystem who need to understand the patterns for combining Livewire components with WebSocket communication. It shows practical integration of Pusher or similar services for broadcasting updates, making it valuable for anyone implementing live dashboards in Laravel projects.

The project maintains active development with regular commits addressing improvements and updates. The codebase receives ongoing refinement to keep dependencies current and functionality working as intended. Pull requests are reviewed and merged to incorporate enhancements and fixes. The repository demonstrates sustained attention to maintaining the implementation as Laravel and its ecosystem evolve.