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WeChat public account development tutorial Part 1 - Introduction_PHP tutorial
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- 2016-07-20 11:12:08874browse
I have been working with WeChat public accounts for more than two months. During this period, in addition to continuously improving the personal public account xiaoqrobot, I also led the team to develop two enterprise applications for the company: one is a common type of public account, The other is a conference-type public account. After the development of these three public accounts, I am relatively familiar with the APIs currently open to the WeChat public platform. I have used all the APIs such as text messages, graphic messages, music messages, voice messages, location messages, etc., and also used the menus. Therefore, I came up with the idea of writing a WeChat public account development tutorial to share the technical experience learned to help more friends in need. I also hope to get to know friends in the same industry, communicate together, and make progress together!
The following is a brief explanation of the upcoming series of tutorials on WeChat public account development. The tutorial is mainly for friends who have a certain foundation in Java programming. I don’t plan to start with the programming language. First, I consider that I don’t have so much time and energy (to go to work, decorate, learn to drive, etc.), and second, I am afraid that I will wait for me to master the programming language. After that, the WeChat public account has undergone major changes, so the tutorial seems a bit outdated and unattractive, so it can only be a focused introduction. As for the content, it will probably involve:
1) Cutting-edge knowledge: the classification of WeChat public accounts, the characteristics and differences of the two modes, the configuration and use of the development mode, etc.;
2) The use of various messages in the API (I have encapsulated the API and made it into a jar package, and will consider sharing it when the time comes);
3) Tips in WeChat public account development (such as line breaks, sending emoticons through codes, snowflakes on the screen, emoticon reception and recognition, inconsistent performance on Android and iOS, etc.);
4) Methods of connecting with business systems (links, text messages, etc., in addition to technical explanations, some analysis and comparison will also be done);
5) Development of common functions on the WeChat public platform (such as human-machine dialogue like a little yellow chicken, weather forecast, precise positioning and use of Baidu maps, music search, speech recognition analysis, etc.)
Of course, the specific written content will definitely be more than these, but it will definitely include all the content introduced above.
I don’t know how long it will take to finish writing these contents. Of course, the sooner the better, I will try my best. I hope that if you are reading the blog post, you can follow xiaoqrobot through WeChat or leave a message on the blog to support me and give me motivation. Thank you!
The purpose of developing xiaoqrobot is to learn WeChat public account development and experience all kinds of messages released by the API. Although it seems a bit like a hodgepodge now, it is still relatively practical and a good helper for life and entertainment. It currently has more than 370 followers. The surrounding search function is relatively accurate in positioning (it solves the problem of correction and can be accurate to a range of ten meters). It is very convenient to search for food, ATM machines, toilets, supermarkets, etc. when going out. It also provides route navigation; the chat function was developed by me. Yes, a lot of content in the subsequent series of tutorials will be extracted from it. The following is a screenshot of the main interface. Friends who are looking forward to the series of series of tutorials are highly recommended to pay attention to the experience. Please also give more comments on the things that are not done well. In addition to the technology itself, , experience is also what I pay more attention to.
