I'm Grant. I build cool shit.

Merely migrating to Cloudinary is saving us significant image bandwidth, which is great for our end-users and great for the world.

If you’re a designer or frontend developer, chances are you’ve happened upon hex color codes (such as `#ff6d91`). Have you ever wondered what the hex you’re looking at when working with hex color codes? In this post we’re going to break down these hex color codes and how they relate to RGB colors.

There are great native applications on the market for screen recording and editing. While tools like these include a whole host of powerful editing features, for short-form content that doesn’t require post-processing, they might be overkill. I wanted to explore how far browser technology has come in the way of screen sharing and recording, and attempt to create a tool that would allow me to quickly create short-form technical video content with a little bit of flare.

If you're a React Web engineer looking to build native mobile applications, React Native is a great choice. But it IS a little different. Here's where the paths diverge.

In this article, I'm going to discuss one of the aforementioned challenges of mobile app development with RN—building smooth animations and gestures—and a tool in the RN ecosystem, React Native Reanimated, that helps us take on this challenge without fear.

It turns out, React Native FlatLists can do a ton of cool stuff! In this post, we'll look at one of those things: building a carousel that has a fancy tilt effect.

I started working on a project for a client, that consists of creating web-based typing lessons. Part of the requirement was to create a non-interactive on-screen keyboard where the keys light up on keystroke.