Dashboard (fosdem)

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   Creating a dashboard using Laravel, Vue and Pusher

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   About me Freek Van der Herten Partner & developer at

   SPATIE @freekmurze https://murze.be
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   About me phpantwerp.be Dries Vints @driesvints Frederick Vanbrabant @TheEdonian

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   Since 2003 Websites, applications and webshops Team 4 developers, 1

   manager Specialization Laravel development
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   VACATURE FRONT-END DEVELOPER https://spatie.be/en/front-end-vacancy

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   OPEN SOURCE SOFTWARE

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   Open source software ± 90 packages on Packagist ± 1

   900 000 downloads total, ±270 000 downloads a month A lot of benefits: learning, forced to write documentation and tests, showing the quality of our work, eating our own dogfood
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   https://spatie.be/opensource

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   http://github-awards.com/users?type=world&language=php Open source software

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    OUR OFFICE

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    https://github.com/spatie/dashboard.spatie.be

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    HIGH LEVEL OVERVIEW

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    The dashboard is a single HTML page Displayed by a

    full screen browser Without full page reload Each tile wil be updated by JavaScript Each tile has it’s own update frequency In short
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    Technology stack Laravel Pusher Vue.js

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    Laravel 5.4 Render the initial page Fetch data from external

    API’s (scheduled) Broadcast events when new data has arrived Laravel
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    spatie/laravel-twitter-streaming-api spatie/laravel-google-calendar spatie/last-fm-now-playing spatie/packagist-api graham-campbell/github Laravel

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    Provides full-duplex communication channels over a single TCP connection Transporting

    events from server to the browser In realtime Secure Paid service Pusher
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    WebSockets Transporting events from server to the browser In realtime

    Secure Paid service Pusher
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    Transporting events from server to the browser In realtime Secure

    Paid service Pusher Magic
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    Lot of ♥ from the Laravel community Easy to learn

    Each tile is a component Listen for incoming events Update the tile Vue 2 Vue.js
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    DEMO

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    Grid system The clock tile The Packagist tile The Twitter

    tile Topics
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    There will be 
 some live coding We’ll use 


    an internet connection
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    DISPLAYING ON A TV

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    Raspberry Pi 2

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    Raspberry Pi 2 Powered by the USB port from the

    TV Uses Raspbian Jessie Boots into Chromium 51 in fullscreen mode Setup
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    TRY IT OUT YOURSELF

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    Source code https://github.com/spatie/dashboard.spatie.be Blog posts https://murze.be/2016/06/building-dashboard-using-laravel-vue https://murze.be/2016/06/grid-layout-dashboard/ Documentation

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    ROUND UP

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    Credits Willem Van Bockstal @willemvbockstal Looks + grid system Sebastian

    De Deyne @sebdedeyne Scrutinising + JS wizardry
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    https://laravel.com https://pusher.com https://vuejs.com https://vuecasts.com Interesting links

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    https://www.geckoboard.com/ http://www.cyfe.com/ https://razorflow.com/ http://dashing.io/ 
 Built by Shopify, Ruby. No

    longer maintained, but works great Alternatives
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    QUESTIONS?

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    Thank you! https://speakerdeck.com/freekmurze/dashboard-fosdem https://spatie.be/opensource https://murze.be https://murze.be/newsletter