Curriculum hub
Shopify developer curriculum
Build Liquid and section literacy first—then open production guides when you know which module you are shipping. Utilities stay available when you are ready to practice.
Ready to ship a module? Open production Guides →
Beginner
Build literacy before shipping custom modules.
Liquid for beginners
Objects, tags, filters, and section basics for new theme developers.
Continue learning →How Shopify sections work
OS 2.0 composition—sections, JSON templates, and the theme editor.
Continue learning →Liquid cheatsheet
Quick-reference syntax for loops, filters, and common storefront tasks.
Continue learning →Intermediate
Schema, blocks, and shipping workflows.
Section tutorial
Step-by-step guide to creating Online Store 2.0 section files.
Continue learning →Schema guide
Settings, blocks, and presets that power the theme editor.
Continue learning →Dynamic blocks guide
Map repeatable rows to section.blocks loops merchants can reorder.
Continue learning →Liquid examples
Production Liquid patterns for products, collections, and cart.
Continue learning →Advanced
Delivery judgment under client and brand pressure.
About the publishers
Who writes and reviews these guides.
Utilities
Supporting tools after you understand the model—not the curriculum itself.
Curriculum FAQ
What is this curriculum hub?
A learning index for Shopify theme developers—beginner literacy through advanced delivery judgment, plus publisher context and utilities.
How is Resources different from Guides?
Resources teaches the foundations and paths. Guides lists production theme and component articles you ship from. Open Guides when you already know which module you are building.
Where should I start as a beginner?
Start with Liquid for beginners, then How Shopify sections work. When you are ready for production notes, open Guides.
Where does the converter fit?
In Utilities—after you understand sections, schema, and the problem you are solving. The converter accelerates drafts; it is not the curriculum.