@j.esqo.official
Hey Jan, love this so much. I thoroughly enjoyed the graphics. I barely knew any coding and this made a TON of sense. I have a question: I’ve got a theme that has multiple options for page layouts. There’s about 10 templates for pages. I’m only using one. Should I delete this other code and related content from my theme to increase page speed? Will this have an effect or does this code not load if unused?
@BillyOfTea
We are just beginning to go online with our ecommerce business. I dabbled in HTML5 back in college so this has been a huge help in my journey to do little things like change a font size here, or other adjustments that simply are not available through the basic shopify interface. Thank-you so much for taking the time to do this. You have boosted my confidence 3 fold.
@sdvogo1520
PERFECT TUTORIAL MAAAN. Clean, direct and exhaustive. As a programmer I found this tutorial really straight to the point
@jacquifrank6321
Thanks Jan! Just started building a Shopify website and your tutorials are the first place I go for help. They're very easy to follow as you explain things so simply yet clearly. Keep it up :D
@felixchan2081
I'm a beginner, just starting out. With zero knowledge on IT, I find this absolutely simple to comprehend. Amazing! That said, I thank you from the bottom of my heart. I have subscribed and looking forward to learn more. There will be a lot of your past YouTube videos to catch up on. Once again, Thank you Jan.
@jantasticc66
I feel like I leveled up watching this. About to elbow drop this subscribe button
@itbaymax7241
I myself am a full-stack web and mobile app developer. But your video is really perfect for all kinds of beginners, especially I liked your animated client-server side communication and your English with very lovely voice. Thanks for making such great videos and I hope you will keep up the good work. Audiences, let's cheer him up!!!👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
@theunlivingroom8261
I love the animated explanations! I’m a very visual learner and you explained in a few mins of video what I have been trying to understand for a week! Thank you for all the time it takes to animate those explanations 🙇🏻♀️
@arshiasaleem5005
Your enthusiastic and excited way of saying "i really hope you like animations" made me smile. Thanks <3
@high-defRJ
Of all the Shopify "tutorial" vids on YouTube, I found this very informative! I've leveled up in a matter of a month or so, and now, I think I'm getting to the intermediate/advanced level. Glad that I have a Ruby (on Rails) background!
@MuhammadAli-fn4xb
Finally a video straight to the point and very informative ❤❤❤❤
@adeisaac
Oh yeah! I am sure it really took you time to make the animated presentation. Highly appreciated Jan
@GlobalPartyPeople
Thank you Jan! great energy, clarity and professional. We did subscribe to your channel. Cheers!
@monicaw2140
thanks so much for the way you teach. i had hard time with the many curly brackets liquid, now feel better!
@MrAhvids
Out of all tutorials I've seen, this is top 3 for sure. The visual explanation, easy to follow instructions. Thanks bro. Subbed <3
@murciatube
Thank you Jan! I am 45, have only some basics on HTML and CSS. You really explained liquid very well with the infographics. Thank you!🙏🏽
@michaelcoyle852
Your videos are immensely helpful. I really needed to be able to understand what I was looking at when it came to my company's website and how it works. Thank you.
@Popochick
Wow, why it is so easy to understand when I'm watching your videos. Thank you!
@kunndik6654
This would be a nice to have DIY video/tutorial – about ‘How to figure out where some feature is, within liquid files, within Shopify.’ As a lay person, trying to figure all of this out, the hardest part for me is that step – of going from the developer tools area to finding the right place within Shopify. Interestingly, all of the folks (like you) who provide these training videos – really good/helpful! – do the ‘inspect element’ trick from Chrome, let’s say, but they gloss over HOW they figure out where within the Shopify liquid files that code actually resides. :) I think it’s second nature to you, because you know how the code is constructed, containerized and distributed. I can usually see the name of the file, but without really knowing how to program, and the way in which the sections/elements/snippets, etc., are distributed, it’s really hard to know where to look, when editing the Theme.
@CodingWithJan