Shopify has revolutionized the e-commerce landscape by empowering small business owners to establish and grow their online presence. With millions of merchants relying on their platform globally, Shopify’s infrastructure has evolved to handle the ever-increasing demands of their user base. At the heart of Shopify’s infrastructure lies their MySQL database, which has grown to an impressive petabyte scale.
ByteByteGo
Ben Sehl talks with Jordan Guggenheim, the VP of engineering at fast growing trees, the world's largest online nursery, about their adoption of Hydrogen
Shopify
As I’ve said before, web components are bad at a lot of things – Server-Side Rendering, accessibility, even interop in some cases. They’re good at plenty of things, but replacing all JavaScript frameworks is not one of them. Maybe we can check back in 10 years, but for now, there are still cases where React, Solid, Svelte, and friends shine and web components flounder.
Nolan Lawson
Shopify just dropped a massive set of API updates for October 2024! Let's break down what's new, why it matters, and how it can help you streamline your app and integration strategies
Ayush Soni
Today, we are making GraphQL the definitive API for Shopify. REST Admin API will be marked as legacy, and on April 1, 2025, all new apps submitted to the Shopify App Store will be required to use GraphQL. There are no changes for existing apps, which can continue to use the Admin REST API.
Shopify
GraphQL is Shopify's technology of choice for building APIs. GraphQL addresses several problems that might sound familiar to anyone who’s worked with a REST API. You can migrate your apps to use the GraphQL Admin API instead of the REST Admin API to take advantage of some of the benefits of GraphQL. This section includes guides and resources to help you with the migration process.
Shopify
This tutorial will teach you GraphQL and other keys parts of the Shopify app stack.
Shopify
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Marko Denic