<h1>Hey, I&#8217;m Quinton.</h1>
<h2>I&#8217;m a Senior Developer working on Blockchain at <a href="https://shopify.com">Shopify</a>.</h2>


<p>While I love helping turn dreams into reality through code, I also love creating fun user experiences through stunning UI. Working closely with designers, I often find myself collaborating closely to design, structure, and ultimately build out beautifully robust applications.</p>
<p>I love inspiring others to push themselves to do great things, while also teaching others the skillset that they need to accomplish their goals. There is nothing more empowering than teaching someone a new skill and watching them open a new door in life.</p>
<p>Want to know more about me? <a href="/about">Read more</a></p>


Quick bio

<p>It&#8217;s been a while since I&#8217;ve provided an update on what kind of projects I&#8217;m working on. So let&#8217;s take a look at a project that I&#8217;ve been really excited about. With this project, I&#8217;ve been placing an emphasis on the user experience through proper animation, data structure, and a clean user interface. I won&#8217;t be explaining what this application is, nor its intent, only some of the things I&#8217;ve been working on within the project.</p>


Real Estate Application

Featured

<p>With the information I&#8217;ve learned over the past ~11 months, it&#8217;s time to provide an update on the way that I approach my projects through code and what I tend to be thinking about before I get into the project.</p>


My Guide To a Clean + Scalable React Project

<p>Maybe you&#8217;ve seen my other post, Lazy Loading Images in React Native, or maybe you haven&#8217;t. Either way, check that post out for some back-story on how I ended up resulting in me creating a package for a component that I find myself using on every project. That package, of course, is rn-progressive-image.</p>


React Native Progressive Image

<p>Hi friends. This will be a bit more of a lifestyle/productivity type of post rather than a coding-oriented one. If you know me, you know that I&#8217;ve recently moved to Chicago. Part of that move, and part of what I wanted, was floor-to-ceiling windows. However, the &#8220;dark mode is the only mode&#8221; part of me didn&#8217;t put a whole lot of thought process into that.</p>
