Shopify, and web development in general, is constantly evolving. Staying on top of current trends, tips, best practices, and tools is essential to making sure your shop is performing at the top of its game. A remarkable resource that has become a go-to reference for myself and many Shopify developers to make sure we stay on top of the best resources out there is Liquid Weekly.
More than just a newsletter, Liquid Weekly has become a comprehensive wealth of information for everything Shopify. If you're a developer working on themes, apps, or both, this resource is an absolute must. Delivered directly to your inbox each week, it provides a host of knowledge, inspiration, and practical advice to navigate the various aspects of the Shopify landscape.
One of the unique components of Liquid Weekly that distinguishes it from other newsletters is its focus on quality Shopify-specific content. Every issue is something you'll want to take the time to read thoroughly. It's a nice break from the clutter of noisy newsletters stuffed with clutter and unrelated promotions.
The mastermind behind Liquid Weekly is the experienced and seasoned ecommerce expert, Karl Meisterheim. Karl is has been a guest on popular podcasts, like The Unofficial Shopify Podcast, and has a talent for masterminding solutions to some of the most challenging problems on Shopify and ecommerce in general (like migrations). He brings all of that focus and experience to Liquid Weekly each week with well-curated content.
One of the greatest strengths of Liquid Weekly is its broad appeal. No matter if you're a seasoned Shopify developer with years of experience under your belt, or a newbie just getting your feet wet, this newsletter has something to offer. Frontend developer, backend, or full-stack, you'll likely find something helpful and interesting. Even merchants will find information in the linked resources that include things like breakdowns from Shopify changelog notices so they can be better prepared.
Check out Liquid Weekly and make the time to even go through the archive if you can. You'll find the content well-worth your time if you're in the Shopify development space.