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Real-Time Inertia Props With Laravel Reverb

A walkthrough of keeping Inertia page props current across open browsers by broadcasting an event through Laravel Reverb, so pages refresh a prop without polling.

Laravel News09 Nov 2026 · 1 min read · summary
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This Laravel News piece explains how to update Inertia.js page props live, using a feature that reloads a specific prop whenever the server broadcasts an event. The approach relies on Laravel Reverb, the first-party WebSocket server, so every open page receives the change as soon as it happens. The main idea is that you broadcast an event from the backend and the frontend re-requests only the affected prop, avoiding repeated polling requests. The post is short and focuses on this single pattern rather than a full application build.

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