The Canadian Hydrogen Intensity Mapping Experiment (CHIME) Fast Radio Burst experiment (CHIME/FRB) is currently the most successful FRB-detector in the world, discovering an average of three new FRBs each day. To date, CHIME/FRB has published spectra of hundreds of FRBs and identified dozens of new repeating FRBs, providing a large sample for study. The success of CHIME/FRB is owed, in large part, to its wide field of view, fast beamformer, and highly-optimized dedispersion search algorithm, all of which allow for large swaths of the sky to be searched in real time for FRB events.