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Real-time broadcasting integration in Laravel – Part 3

October 10, 2018

This is the third and concluding part of the three-part series on implementing real-time broadcasting in Laravel using Redis, Node.js and Socket.io. The first part covered the basic workflow of the implementation, including firing an event to broadcast data. The second part dealt with setting up a socket server to broadcast data. In Part-2, we

Real-time broadcasting integration in Laravel – Part 2

October 10, 2018

This is the second of a three-part series on implementing real-time broadcasting in Laravel using Redis, Node.js and Socket.io. The first part covered the basic workflow of the implementation, including firing an event to broadcast data. The third part deals with consuming the broadcast data by connecting to a Websocket channel. In this part, we’ll setup

Supporting business intelligence goals for a music company using Laravel

LiteBreeze has recently begun a partnership with a leading American stock music provider. This firm routinely provides royalty free music to television shows, movies, advertising, games, and apps. They often work with companies such as Fox, Sony, Discovery, Time Warner and HBO. They require a technical consultant to further build business-critical components for business intelligence,

Real-time broadcasting integration in Laravel – Part 1

October 13, 2017

Complex projects usually require certain new elements to be integrated into the customized platform in order to make it unique and for the solution to match up to the client’s expectations. As part of a recent web application development project, software experts at LiteBreeze implemented a real-time auction-bidding activity. A new feature that was added

How to improve slow video streaming with CDN

August 22, 2017

Few months ago, a client approached us with below complaints from users. “Video is slow…” “Buffering…” “Taking too long to upload!” On the surface, these issues seemed network related. But a deeper analysis soon revealed multiple issues with many solutions. Let’s look at what was going on under the hood. The whole application, including video assets