Public roadmap · Updated June 2026

4 of 6 modules, live.
And new lessons every week.

114 lessons are live: Modules 1 to 4 complete, Module 5 in progress. This is a living curriculum, we keep shipping new lessons into the modules that are already out, so the list only grows. Dates below are intent, not promises.

The learnshopify.dev lesson interface: a task brief on the left, a Liquid editor in the middle, and a live Northwind Coffee Co storefront preview on the right.
lessons live
114
modules complete
4 / 6
new lessons added
Weekly

Module progress

4 complete · 1 in progress · lessons always growing

The six modules

  1. 1

    Module 1 · Your first days

    Liquid Fundamentals

    Live

    20 lessons · all live

    Boot the CLI, render Shopify data into templates, branch on truthiness, iterate arrays, compose with assigns. The daily working vocabulary every senior Shopify dev types without thinking.

    Output & filtersTags & conditionalsmoney & date filtersHorizon file structure
    Start this module
  2. 2

    Module 2 · Your first real PR

    Shopify Object Model

    Live

    23 lessons · all live

    Read the data Shopify hands every template: product, variant, collection, cart, customer. Plus metafields, and the judgment call of when to define one instead of hard-coding a value.

    product & variantcollections & cartcustomer & metafieldssearch & pagination
    Start this module
  3. 3

    Module 3 · Architecture week

    Theme Architecture

    Live

    40 lessons · all live

    Sections, theme blocks, snippets, templates, schemas, app blocks, layouts, color schemes: the full Horizon architecture story. Includes the first AI-output review lessons.

    Sections & blockscontent_for & schemasSnippets & settingsApp blocks & locales
    Start this module
  4. 4

    Module 4 · Big feature ship

    Building Production Themes

    Live

    27 lessons · all live

    Cart drawer, collection filtering, predictive search, free-shipping bar, real interactive features built on a client-side Shopify storefront engine. The work agencies bill four figures for, ending in a real staging ship with the Shopify CLI.

    Cart drawer & AJAXCollection filteringPredictive searchSection Rendering API
    Start this module
  5. 5

    Module 5 · Apps & custom data

    Apps & Admin API

    Early access

    4 of 48 lessons live · sneak peek · July 2026

    When to reach for an app instead of a theme edit. The GraphQL Admin API, metaobjects, Shopify Functions, modeling custom data against a real development store. Three lessons are live now as a sneak peek.

    GraphQL Admin APIMetaobjectsShopify FunctionsCustom data modeling
    Try what's live
  6. 6

    Module 6 · Launch week

    Production Responsibility

    Planned

    37 lessons planned · August 2026

    Launch readiness: defensive code, accessibility, performance, theme check, debugging in production, hosted customer accounts. The skills a senior dev gets called for at 4pm on a Friday, ending in a capstone storefront.

    Shopify CLI + GitCore Web VitalsWCAG 2.2 AACapstone storefront

Beyond the modules · being considered

Recipes library

Standalone how-to articles (free-shipping bar, review stars, cart-drawer animations), indexed for search and useful even if you never take a lesson.

AI mentor v2

Per-lesson tone tuning, multi-turn conversations, optional voice mode. The current mentor is a single-shot nudge; v2 is a real conversation partner during a lesson.

Team accounts

Agency / studio plan: seat-based pricing, an admin dashboard, per-team progress reporting. For agencies onboarding junior Shopify devs at scale.

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Have a request, a critique, or a "you should build X next"? Email hello@learnshopify.dev or DM me on LinkedIn. The roadmap is calibrated by what testers say they need most.