New social media API module
Twitter offers only one widget that can be pasted into a website to display your latest tweets. Unfortunately it's very limited, and if you want anything other than this, you have to develop a back-end system that authenticates with Twitter's API (not an easy task). Gone are the days of freely-available Twitter data feeds.
In order to serve up Tweets for our latest Twitter widget, we had to integrate with Twitter's API. The end-result of the integration is a data feed served up by the platform that can be used by the website widget on the front-end. The new module is the latest addition to our premium productivity tools, with more providers added as needed.
For more details about the latest "social" module for the OcularCMS API, head on over to the API docs.
In order to serve up Tweets for our latest Twitter widget, we had to integrate with Twitter's API. The end-result of the integration is a data feed served up by the platform that can be used by the website widget on the front-end. The new module is the latest addition to our premium productivity tools, with more providers added as needed.
For more details about the latest "social" module for the OcularCMS API, head on over to the API docs.
Jan 30, 2018 by
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