A lot of people know how to properly build Object Oriented PHP code but are stuck when they want to use that code in a Drupal 8 project. Learning how to use and refactor existing PHP code with the Drupal 8 API will allow you to leverage that code and make it play properly with Drupal 8. This webinar will show you how to incorporate Object Oriented PHP code into Drupal 8 module(s). We’ll start by introducing plain PHP code and will show you how to port this code to Drupal 8 module(s) using e.g. composer. You will learn how you must make use of certain parts of the Drupal 8 API (e.g. the Entity API and Field API). We'll introduce you to Drupal 8 Services and Drupal 8 Plugins, two fundamental concepts that every Drupal 8 Developer should know how to use. At the end of this session, attendees will have a better understanding of: - Basic object class structures - How Drupal 8 can use OOP PHP classes - Composer - Drupal 8 API

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Using PHP 3rd Party
Libraries in Drupal 8

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PHP 3rd party libraries in Drupal 8
Goal: Implement application that scrapes the Acquia office locations from acquia.com
Hands-on coding that will:
- Use Drupal Console command
- Use scrape library called Goutte
- Create business logic
- Use Entity API
- Remark
- Create custom Composer package
- Create a composer package: $composer init, $composer install,
$composer update
- Push to composer.json and composer.lock to GitHub repo
- Add test(s) + build
- Packagist + Github + Release

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References
- Drupal Console
- https://drupalconsole.com
- Packagist
- https://packagist.org
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yF5E_43J3xE
- Symfony Components
- https://symfony.com/doc/current/components/index.html
- Composer
- https://getcomposer.org