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PRESENTED BY JOSHUA WARREN PRESENTED AT ZENDCON 2015 Magento 2 AN INTRODUCTION TO A MODERN PHP- BASED SYSTEM

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JoshuaWarren.com 150 slides in ~50 minutes lots of code focus on the concepts, download the slides later #ZendCon

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MY EXPERIENCE

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JoshuaWarren.com My Experience PHP Developer Since 1999 Founded Creatuity in 2008 Focused on the Magento platform Magento 2 contributor #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com early adopter of both Magento 1 and Magento 2 #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com Frequent Magento presenter #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com Led the Creatuity team in building 3 Magento 2 extensions (more on the way!) #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com Already migrating a few merchants from Magento 1 to Magento 2 #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com Wrote Writing the book on Magento 2 #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com Not a Magento employee, but working closely with the development, documentation & product teams on Magento 2 #ZendCon

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A BRIEF HISTORY OF MAGENTO Photo courtesy of @YoavKutner

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JoshuaWarren.com Magento 1 development began in 2007 by Varien, a PHP development agency. #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com A look at the state of the art when Magento 1 was built PHP & Ecommerce in 2007 osCommerce is state of the art Cloud-based / SaaS ecommerce doesn’t exist yet PHP 5.2 is cutting-edge Composer doesn’t exist - PHP has no dependency management There’s this new thing called ZF, otherwise it’s Cake or Symfony Testing? You might find a few people using PHPUnit #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com The Painful World of osCommerce PHP & Ecommerce in 2007 Want to add an attribute? Modify your database schema on live. Looking at add new features? Modify core PHP files. Want to upgrade your store? Good luck! #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com Magento 1 was built to resolve the pain points of osCommerce. #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com Designed to be more flexible and to provide standardized ways to customize the platform. #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com By 2010, Magento had been downloaded 1.5 million times. #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com Attracted by Magento’s free, open- source approach, hundreds of thousands of sites were launched using Magento 1 #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com There’s just one problem… #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com Ecommerce development is hard. #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com Lightly documented ecommerce development is even harder. #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com Varien, now known as Magento Inc, is acquired by eBay in 2011. #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com Work begins on Magento 2 almost immediately. #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com Now the most widely-used eCommerce platform, powering over 250,000 sites, expectations are high for the Magento 2 team. #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com Fewer than 30 commits are made to Magento 2 in 2012. #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com Internal priorities continue to shift, and finally at the end of 2014, Magento 2 development is made public on Github. #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com Magento commits to a release schedule for Magento 2, and announces the acceptance of pull requests. #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com devdocs.magento.com launches with significant documentation of Magento 2. #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com Developer Beta is released in December 2014; Merchant Beta in July 2015 #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com Production-ready release scheduled for Q4 2015 #ZendCon

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Timely Twitter Question! JoshuaWarren.com #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com Magento 2 team has committed to quarterly releases. I’m targeting the Q1 2016 release for more cautious brands. #ZendCon

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Timely Twitter Answer about Q1 Release JoshuaWarren.com #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com A quick note for any Magento 1 developers in the audience… #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com …for PHP developers new to Magento. #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com PHP developers are learning Magento 2 faster than many Magento 1 developers. #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com Approach Magento 2 with a desire to learn and understand the underlying patterns. #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com Don’t approach Magento 2 with the thought “how do I make my Magento 1 code work here” #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com With that mind, let’s dive into Magento 2… #ZendCon

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MAGENTO 2 github.com/magento/magento2

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JoshuaWarren.com Technologies #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com #ZendCon Composer composer create-project magento/product-community-edition --stability="beta"

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JoshuaWarren.com Each Magento 2 module is a separate Composer package #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com PSR-0 thru PSR-4 #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com Testing built in from the start. phpunit, selenium, JMeter, Jasmine #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com HTML5, CSS3, LESS CSS Preprocessor, JQuery, RequireJS #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com Components from Zend Framework 1, Zend Framework 2, Symfony #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com Technical Architecture #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com Presentation Layer, Service Layer, Domain Layer, Persistence Layer #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com Presentation Layer - views, literally and figuratively #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com Service Layer - an intermediary between the presentation and model layers #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com Service layer provides a stable, backwards-compatible interface and forms the foundation for dependency injection. #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com Domain layer - business logic, including models. Contains the implementation of service contracts. #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com Persistence Layer - resource models that perform CRUD operations on database tables. #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com Some models use a single table, others continue to use the Entity-Attribute-Value design pattern used in Magento 1. #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com Design Patterns #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com Loose Coupling #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com Dependency Injection #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com Service Contracts #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com Interceptors #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com Semantic Versioning #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com Start your Magento 2 journey learning the basics of these design patterns #ZendCon

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DEPENDENCY INJECTION Sorry - no cool photo here, because I don’t like needles…

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JoshuaWarren.com DI is exactly what it sounds like - injecting dependencies into the objects that need them. #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com DI is designed to reduce dependencies and promote loose coupling #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com DI makes unit testing much easier #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com Magento 2 uses the Constructor Injection pattern of DI #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com DI in Magento 2 is handled via XML files #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com #ZendCon di.xml 
 
 
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INTERCEPTORS

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JoshuaWarren.com Plugin system based on the interceptor pattern #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com Calls to almost any module can be intercepted and altered #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com Vast improvement over the rewrite pattern in Magento 1 - no more rewrite conflicts #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com #ZendCon di.xml 
 
 
 


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JoshuaWarren.com Sort order defines order if multiple plugins intercept the same item #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com Possible to intercept before, after and around a function #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com #ZendCon ‘Before’ Interceptor class Plugin
 {
 public function beforeSetName(\Magento\Catalog\Model\Product $subject, $name)
 {
 return array('(' . $name . ')');
 }
 }

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JoshuaWarren.com #ZendCon ‘After’ Interceptor class Plugin
 {
 public function afterGetName(\Magento\Catalog\Model\Product $subject, $result)
 {
 return '|' . $result . '|';
 }
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JoshuaWarren.com #ZendCon ‘Around’ Interceptor class Plugin
 {
 public function aroundSave(\Magento\Catalog\Model\Product $subject, \Closure $proceed)
 {
 $this->doSomethingBeforeProductIsSaved();
 $returnValue = $proceed();
 if ($returnValue) {
 $this->postProductToFacebook();
 }
 return $returnValue;
 }
 }

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SERVICE CONTRACTS Credit to Allan MacGregor for the Soylent Green joke.

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JoshuaWarren.com Set of interfaces to define the public API of a module #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com This API is the interface provided to other modules to access its implementation #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com Designed to hide business logic behind a stable interface #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com Service contracts + semantic versioning = minor releases will not break existing code #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com @deprecated = will be removed with the next major version release #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com #ZendCon CustomerRepositoryInterface.php 
 namespace Magento\Customer\Api;
 /**
 * Customer CRUD interface.
 */
 interface CustomerRepositoryInterface
 {
 /**
 * Create customer.
 *
 * @api
 * @param \Magento\Customer\Api\Data\CustomerInterface $customer
 * @param string $passwordHash
 * @return \Magento\Customer\Api\Data\CustomerInterface
 * @throws \Magento\Framework\Exception\InputException If bad input is provided
 * @throws \Magento\Framework\Exception\State\InputMismatchException If the provided email is already used
 * @throws \Magento\Framework\Exception\LocalizedException
 */
 public function save(\Magento\Customer\Api\Data\CustomerInterface $customer, $passwordHash = null);

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JoshuaWarren.com #ZendCon CustomerRepositoryInterface.php /**
 * Retrieve customer.
 *
 * @api
 * @param string $email
 * @param int|null $websiteId
 * @return \Magento\Customer\Api\Data\CustomerInterface
 * @throws \Magento\Framework\Exception\NoSuchEntityException If customer with the specified email does not exist.
 * @throws \Magento\Framework\Exception\LocalizedException
 */
 public function get($email, $websiteId = null);
 /**
 * Retrieve customer.
 *
 * @api
 * @param int $customerId
 * @return \Magento\Customer\Api\Data\CustomerInterface
 * @throws \Magento\Framework\Exception\NoSuchEntityException If customer with the specified ID does not exist.
 * @throws \Magento\Framework\Exception\LocalizedException
 */
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JoshuaWarren.com Service Contracts include Data Interfaces and Service Interfaces #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com Data Interfaces return information about data entities #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com Service Interfaces handle business logic #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com Three types of service interfaces in Magento 2 (so far) #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com Repository Interfaces provide access to persistent data entities #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com CustomerRepositoryInterface, AddressRepositoryInterface, etc. #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com Repository interfaces contain the CRUD operations #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com Management interfaces contain management functions not related to repositories #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com Validators, createAccount, changePassword, etc #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com Metadata interfaces provide meta information - primarily about custom attributes #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com Most service contracts are in the Api folder - but not all. There are SPIs annotated with @Api but in the Model folder, not Api #ZendCon

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EXTENDING MAGENTO 2

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JoshuaWarren.com Check out the Magento 2 sample extensions - 12 official samples, including 1 theme #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com Create your basic module file structure #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com #ZendCon App/Code/// composer.json etc/module.xml Test/Unit/

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JoshuaWarren.com #ZendCon Composer.json { "name": "joshuaswarren/sample-module-minimal", "description": "A minimal sample Magento 2 module", "type": "magento2-module", "version": "1.0.0", "license": [ "OSL-3.0", "AFL-3.0" ], "require": { "php": "~5.5.0|~5.6.0", "magento/magento-composer-installer": "*" }, "extra": { "map": [ [ "*", "joshuaswarren/SampleMinimal" ] ] } }

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JoshuaWarren.com #ZendCon etc/module.xml

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JoshuaWarren.com #ZendCon NEW! Registration.php As of last week, Magento 2 modules need a registration.php file - this allows modules to live in vendor directory

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JoshuaWarren.com #ZendCon NEW! Registration.php Thanks to Mage2.Pro for this reusable snippet

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JoshuaWarren.com Optional config files in etc: acl.xml config.xml di.xml webapi.xml #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com acl.xml defines new items for Magento’s ACL system #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com Config.xml adds new configuration options #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com Webapi.xml defines items to expose via the REST or SOAP APIs #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com Optional subdirectories in etc: adminhtml frontend webapi_rest webapi_soap #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com Items in the main etc directory apply globally to your extension #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com Items in the 4 subdirectories apply only to that area - i.e., adminhtml only applies to the Magento backend #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com Optional subdirectories: API Block Controller Helper Model #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com Optional subdirectories: Plugin Setup Ui i18n view #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com API contains any new service contracts your extension adds #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com Plugin contains any interceptors your extension defines #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com UI is for Magento 2’s new Magento UI library #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com I18n contains internationalization files - CSV files defining the translations for your strings #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com If your extension doesn’t need one of these items, just omit that folder #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com Sample: custom shipping method to allow for in-store pickup from several locations #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com #ZendCon Block/System/Config/Form/Field/Locations.php namespace Magento\SampleShippingProvider\Block\System\Config\Form\Field;
 use Magento\Config\Block\System\Config\Form\Field\FieldArray\AbstractFieldArray;
 /**
 * Backend system config array field renderer
 */
 class Locations extends AbstractFieldArray
 {
 /**
 * Initialise columns for 'Store Locations'
 *
 * @return void
 */
 protected function _construct()
 {
 $this->addColumn('title',
 ['label' => __('Title'), 'class' => 'validate-no-empty validate-alphanum-with-spaces']);
 $this->addColumn('street',
 ['label' => __('Street Address'), 'class' => 'validate-no-empty validate-alphanum-with-spaces']);
 $this->addColumn('phone',
 ['label' => __('Phone Number'), 'class' => 'validate-no-empty validate-no-empty validate-phoneStrict']);
 $this->addColumn('message',
 ['label' => __('Message'), 'class' => 'validate-no-empty']);
 $this->_addAfter = false;
 parent::_construct();
 }
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JoshuaWarren.com #ZendCon Model/Type/Plugin/Onepage.php [1/2] namespace Magento\SampleShippingProvider\Model\Type\Plugin;
 use Magento\Checkout\Model\Type\Onepage as CheckoutOnePage;
 use Magento\SampleShippingProvider\Model\Carrier;
 /**
 * Change Shipping Address to selected Store location address
 */
 class Onepage
 {
 /**
 * @var Carrier
 */
 private $carrier;
 /**
 * @param Carrier $carrier
 */
 public function __construct(Carrier $carrier)
 {
 $this->carrier = $carrier;
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JoshuaWarren.com #ZendCon Model/Type/Plugin/Onepage.php [2/2] /**
 * Replace shipping address with pickup location address
 * @param CheckoutOnePage $subject
 * @param array $result
 * @return $this
 */
 public function afterSaveShippingMethod(CheckoutOnePage $subject, array $result)
 {
 if ($result) {
 return $result;
 }
 $quote = $subject->getQuote();
 $shippingAddress = $quote->getShippingAddress();
 $shippingMethod = $shippingAddress->getShippingMethod();
 /**
 * In-Store pickup selected
 * Update Shipping Address
 */
 if (strpos($shippingMethod, $this->carrier->getCarrierCode()) !== false) {
 $locationAddress = $this->carrier->getLocationInfo($shippingMethod);
 $shippingAddress->setCountryId($locationAddress['country_id']);
 $shippingAddress->setRegionId($locationAddress['region_id']);
 $shippingAddress->setPostcode($locationAddress['postcode']);
 $shippingAddress->setCity($locationAddress['city']);
 $shippingAddress->setStreet($locationAddress['street']);
 $shippingAddress->setTelephone($locationAddress['phone']);
 }
 return $result;
 }
 }

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JoshuaWarren.com #ZendCon Model/Carrier.php namespace Magento\SampleShippingProvider\Model;
 use Psr\Log\LoggerInterface;
 use Magento\Framework\App\Config\ScopeConfigInterface;
 use Magento\Store\Model\ScopeInterface;
 use Magento\Shipping\Model\Carrier\AbstractCarrier;
 use Magento\Shipping\Model\Carrier\CarrierInterface;
 use Magento\Shipping\Model\Config;
 use Magento\Shipping\Model\Rate\ResultFactory;
 use Magento\Quote\Model\Quote\Address\RateResult\MethodFactory;
 use Magento\Quote\Model\Quote\Address\RateResult\ErrorFactory;
 /**
 * In-Store Pickup shipping model
 */
 class Carrier extends AbstractCarrier implements CarrierInterface
 {
 /**
 * @var string
 */
 protected $_code = 'storepickup';
 /**
 * @var bool
 */
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JoshuaWarren.com model/carrier.php contains all of the functions a shipping carrier must have in Magento 2 #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com GetAllowedMethods CollectRates GetLocationInfo BuildRateForLocation GetLocations GetShippingOrigin #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com #ZendCon Etc/Adminhtml/System.xml 
 
 
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JoshuaWarren.com #ZendCon Composer.json { "name": "magento/sample-module-shipping-provider", "description": "Demonstrate Shipping Provider", "type": "magento2-module", "version": "1.0.0", "license": [ "OSL-3.0", "AFL-3.0" ], "require": { "php": "~5.5.0|~5.6.0", "magento/magento-composer-installer": "*", "magento/framework": "~0.74", "magento/module-store": "~0.74", "magento/module-shipping": "~0.74", "magento/module-quote": "~0.74", "magento/module-checkout": "~0.74" }, "extra": { "map": [ [ "*", "Magento/SampleShippingProvider" ] ] } }

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JoshuaWarren.com We now have a complete, functioning in-store-pickup shipping extension for Magento 2 #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com Take a look at the Test/Unit directory on Github for tests for this extension #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com Magento 2 unit testing includes mocking, fixtures, etc. - everything you need for TDD #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com Dev Docs includes a great ‘How Do I’ on the Magento Testing Framework and testing in Magento 2 #ZendCon

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LEARNING MORE Don’t end up like this guy ->

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JoshuaWarren.com devdocs.magento.com - ‘How Do I?’ magento.stackexchange.com/questions/tagged/magento2 https://github.com/magento/magento2-samples #ZendCon

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Dev Docs Team of hard-working technical writers (not developers) Writing documentation for a system that has yet to be used ‘in the wild’ Very eager for feedback and input - they don’t know what documentation you need Very open to pull requests of documentation or just open an issue on Github with feedback + requests JoshuaWarren.com #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com Magento U Courses Fundamentals of Magento 2 Development Front-end Course #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com AlanStorm.com AlanKent.me CoderOnCode.com github.com/creatuity/LearningMagento2 #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com Upcoming events: php[world] - November 2015 Magento Imagine - April 2016 #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com As a freelancer… Learning Magento 2 Set aside time in your week to learn the design patterns Magento 2 uses Work through the sample code the Magento 2 team has provided Begin experimenting with developing with Magento 2 Do not try to learn ‘on the job’ - be careful accepting M2 work before you’re ready #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com As an in-house developer for a merchant… Learning Magento 2 Determine when your business is likely to migrate to Magento 2 First 2-4 weeks of your Magento 2 migration schedule should be learning Magento 2 Learn the patterns before you start! #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com As an agency or industry partner… Learning Magento 2 Create a tiger team of developers focused on Magento 2 Allow those developers time in the day to learn Magento 2 Those developers should implement your first Magento 2 projects That team then helps the rest of your team through the learning curve #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com When do I need to be Magento 2 ready? Learning Magento 2 Magento 2 will be released late enough in the year that most merchants won’t begin using it immediately. Merchants will also wait until their mission-critical extensions are available on Magento 2. Start learning it now - but don’t panic! #ZendCon

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JoshuaWarren.com Programming With Magento 2 coming to amazon.com & phparch.com #ZendCon

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Keep in Touch! @JoshuaSWarren JoshuaWarren.com Mage2DevBook.com joind.in/15597

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JoshuaWarren.com #ZendCon