How do I use Shopify's developer tools?

Shopify has a number of developer tools that you can use to build custom integrations, create custom storefronts, and extend the functionality of your Shopify store. Here are some of the developer tools that Shopify offers: Shopify API: The Shopify API allows you to build custom integrations between your Shopify store and other systems, such as your CRM or inventory management software. You can use the API to retrieve information from your store, update store data, and create new orders, products, and customers. Shopify App CLI: The Shopify App CLI is a command-line interface that you can use to create, test, and publish Shopify apps. It includes tools for creating a new app project, testing your app in a development store, and submitting it to the Shopify App Store. Shopify Storefront API: The Storefront API allows you to build custom storefronts using JavaScript and GraphQL. You can use the Storefront API to retrieve information about products, customers, and orders, and to create new checkouts and update customer information. Shopify Liquid: Liquid is a template language that you can use to customize the look and feel of your Shopify store. With Liquid, you can create custom templates for your store's pages, email campaigns, and product listings. To get started with Shopify's developer tools, you'll need to sign up for a Shopify developer account. You can then access the API documentation and other developer resources to learn more about how to use these tools to build custom integrations and storefronts for your Shopify store.