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As a Shopify developer or business owner, it's essential to stay up-to-date with platform changes that can impact your store or app. Shopify has recently announced that it will be retiring three types of extensions: POS Links, cart app extensions, and product recommendations. These changes will take effect over the next few months, with key deadlines you should be aware of.

We wanted to bring an important update to your attention regarding Shopify's API development. Starting April 1, 2025, Shopify will require all new public apps submitted to the App Store to exclusively use GraphQL. Existing custom apps or public apps that are already published can continue to use the REST Admin API, but it's now being marked as legacy.

The decision to migrate from one e-commerce platform to another isn't made lightly. But as online stores grow and evolve, brands often find themselves at a crossroads: stick with WooCommerce or switch to Shopify. While WooCommerce provides flexibility and control, Shopify offers simplicity, reliability, and a host of features that many brands find more suited to their needs. Here are the top 7 reasons why brands are increasingly making the switch from WooCommerce to Shopify.