Building a Shopify App in 2024 - interview with Mat de Sousa

[@PepperstreetDev]

Great video Jan, the questions you asked him are so valid. Its the business side of things that most developers have a tough time with.

[@CodingWithJan]

Totally agree! Thanks, Greg!

[@celebGPT]

Awesome Video

[@liamgriffin6897]

Awesome interview Jan & Mat!

[@CodingWithJan]

Thank you Liam!! 😄

[@Jacck]

Just sent a contact request on your website in regards to a question about how Debutify can limit editing access to their themes. Thanks so much man looking forward to hearing back from you

[@CodingWithJan]

Awesome :-) Just sent an email

[@healthtips246]

Need a video on speed optimisation of live store. Because lots of videos i watched they just told theory part. I am trusting you guy that create practical video doesn't matter how long

[@CodingWithJan]

Understandable! Oftentimes this is very individual to the store you're working on. That's probably part of the reason it's hard to find a "one size fits all" type of video. I'll add it to the list though. :-)

[@mostafashreif]

need a good and not oudated shopify liquid or full stack shopify development course (All in udemy are outdated)

[@CodingWithJan]

Liquid is covered in detail in our Bootcamp. However, App Development is not part of the curriculum. Our focus is on learning frontend development and then quickly landing jobs as freelancers or in agencies. All we care about is getting results, and app development is less predictable in that way. (because it also depends on the idea, and apps can become complex quite fast) Unfortunately I'm not aware of an up-to-date app dev course either. My best guess would be working with the Shopify Docs and building test projects + seeking help where you need it. Hope that's still helpful. :-)

[@coderlicious6565]

I'd like the same thing. My major area of doubt personally, is what is the best server platform to use, in serving up the app - like aws, vercel, cloudfront, ? etc. One that allows a lot of users to do their thing without slowdowns, and one that also is the least costly.

[@CodingWithJan]

@@coderlicious6565 I'm a fan of Heroku