How to Create Simple Twitter Feed Module in Magento 2

[Wajid Hussain]

Many developers are now developing modules for Magento 2, but what if a module doesn’t exactly fulfill your requirements as you need it to? Imagine a scenario where you could understand the structure of a Magento 2 module somewhat better, to the point that you could change it to suit your requirements. Or even better, that you may develop your own module.

In this tutorial, we are going to show you the structure of Magento 2 module and share with you the coding of “Twitter Feed” Magento 2 module. The goal of this module is to show Twitter feeds of a specific Twitter account. This tutorial will give you a basic idea about the structure and creation of Magento 2 modules.

Read Complete Tutorial Here: http://magenticians.com/create-twitt...dule-magento-2

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[yupstrips]

When working on a port of Alan Storm’s Better404 module for Magento 2, the NoRouteHandler system was stumbled upon. Initially, it was ignored in favor of the event system to catch 404 pages, but after further examination it felt more like the correct way to replace the default 404 functionality.

[Henry Roger]

Learn the basics of creating a simple module in Magento 2. Magento 2 modules can be complex but if you know the file structure and the basics you can customize it according to your requirements. The following tutorial helps you go through the steps in creating a simple 'Hello World' Magento 2 module.

Complete tutorial: How to Create a Simple Magento 2 Module

[vishnu]

Many developers are now developing modules for Magento 2, but what if a module doesn’t exactly fulfill your requirements as you need it to? Imagine a scenario where you could understand the structure of a Magento 2 module somewhat better, to the point that you could change it to suit your requirements. Or even better, that you may develop your own module.

We assume that you have Magento 2 installed and running either locally or on any development server where you can add, create or delete files and folders. Once your Magento is up and running, follow this step by step procedure to develop your own Magento 2 Module.

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[ArihantAU]

If you have used the Magento 1 version, you’re used to the term code pools – community, core and local folders which reside in the app/code folder. In Magento 2, there are no more code pools. Modules are grouped by namespace and placed directly in the app/code folder.

[3dtech]

When working on a port of Alan Storm’s Better404 module for Magento 2, the NoRouteHandler system was stumbled upon. Initially, it was ignored in favor of the event system to catch 404 pages, but after further examination it felt more like the correct way to replace the default 404 functionality.

[barbara glowam]

I have found an amazing Facebook & Twitter Integration extension for Magento 2 that will be useful for your store. It is have many new features like enable/disable social block, sidebar Integration, no. of post / shares, rich configuration, reponsive & many more. Please take a look here: Facebook & Twitter Integration Magento 2 Extension

[danielnash]

Its really good tutorial. Thanks for sharing with us.

[Madison89]

I am outsourcing development of my new Magento site and this is because of the intricacies of sophisticated development. But still i find your shared tutorial useful.

[tamil96]

Thanks for Sharing the informative post.

[hemendrasingh]

Many developers are now developing modules for Magento 2, but what if a module doesn’t exactly fulfill your requirements as you need it to? Imagine a scenario where you could understand the structure of a Magento 2 module somewhat better, to the point that you could change it to suit your requirements. Or even better, that you may develop your own module.