Laravel Reverb is a WebSocket server designed to work seamlessly with Laravel's event broadcasting system, bringing real-time capabilities to web applications. It transforms static web pages into dynamic, instantly updating applications by providing the infrastructure to push real-time updates from the server to connected clients. To implement Laravel Reverb, developers need prior knowledge of Laravel and PHP, as well as PHP 8.2 or newer, Composer, Node.js, and a text editor or IDE. The system uses events, channels, listeners, and WebSockets to enable real-time interactions without frequent refreshing. Channels are categorized into public, private, and presence channels, each with its own security features. Listeners handle the broadcast on the client side using libraries like Laravel Echo, while WebSockets provide a full-duplex communication protocol for rapid data flow between the server and clients. The system can be used to build real-time applications such as chat rooms, collaborative tools, or live updates.