Shopify embedded apps are a wonderful way to extend the functionality of your store and provide a seamless experience for the vendor. In this post we will go over how to set up a private embedded app with Ruby on Rails and add it to your store.
read moreUsing Shopify's new GraphQL API, the Storefront API, to make a store that is Shopify on the backend and entirely React on the front end - Step 1
read moreA big win for clients is having related or recommended products right on the product page. A big win for developers is being able to make the recommended products dynamic with the combo of Vue.js and metafields.
read moreWhen creating a theme to sell, or even just one for a client, it's nice to be able to give the end user the ability to customize the store a little. Shopify offers a simple yet extensive way to do this with the settings_schema.json file.
read moreIn this post we will discuss how to access theme settings and integrate them while developing a custom theme
read moreWe will start by creating restful routes for our home views. To do so we will make use of Rails Resource Routing...
read moreIf you have already set up some basic routing and views for your app you may be wondering how to populate your views with information form your store. Today we will go through the process of using the Shopify API to populate a single product page.
read moreIf set up your app using the shopify_app gem you probably noticed that you can make use of the ShopifyApp active record resource and retrieve data...
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