Web developer, tech enthusiast, and fitness junkie

I'm Curtis, a web developer based in Vancouver BC. As a Lead at Apple, I keep the store running smoothly on a daily basis. I've coordinated product launches, repair programs, and store openings. I enjoy working with a team to solve problems and build solutions.

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Recent Projects
Netflix Clone

Netflix Clone

This project is a Netflix clone that was built using cutting-edge technologies such as TypeScript, Next.js, React, Hasura, Supabase, GraphQL, Magic, and more.

TypeScriptNext.jsGraphQLSupabaseMagicHasura
Coffee Shops - Discover and Favourite Coffee Shops near you!

Coffee Shops - Discover and Favourite Coffee Shops near you!

This project served as a learning tool for me to get more familiar with the advanced features of Next.js and to learn more about the use of Airtable as a database. I also wanted to learn more about the use of SWR to handle data fetching and caching. I wanted to learn about creating API routes and using Airtable to store data.

TypeScriptNext.jsSWRAirtableFoursquare API
Nextjs Tailwind Template

Nextjs Tailwind Template

This is a Next.js, Tailwind CSS starter template intended to be used as a portfolio or personal website. It comes out of the box configured with the latest technologies, tools, and best practices. It's built to be easily configured, customized and extended. It's also fully responsive and mobile friendly.

ReactNextjsTailwind CSSFramer Motion
E-commerce Website with TypeScript, React, Redux and Firebase

E-commerce Website with TypeScript, React, Redux and Firebase

This is a project that I built while learning React and Redux. It is a fully functional e-commerce website that allows users to sign in with their Google account, add items to their cart, and make payments with Stripe. It is built with TypeScript, React, Redux, Firebase, Stripe, and Tailwind.

ReactReduxFirebaseStripeTailwind CSS
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Recent Posts

JavaScript is weird, but TypeScript can help

JavaScript is weird, but TypeScript can help you avoid some of its quirks. In this post, we'll take a look at some of the weird things that can happen in JavaScript, and how TypeScript can help you avoid them.

React Hooks: useRef & forwardRef

I never truly understood when I should use Reacts useRef hook. It felt similar to useState, but I never really understood the difference. I also never understood when I should use forwardRef. I will explain both of these hooks and when you should use them.

Nullish Coalescing Operator in JavaScript

I was reading some code and saw this nullish coalescing operator (??) which I had never seen these before, so I decided to look them up and write a blog post about them. I have always used the logical OR (||) operator to check for null or undefined values, but I learned that there is a better way to do it.

GraphQL Basics

This article will help you get started making GraphQL queries and mutations. It covers the basics of creating a schema, queries, and mutations.

Basics of Go

Go is a programming language that is gaining popularity. It is a statically typed language that is compiled and has a garbage collector. It is a language that is easy to learn and has a lot of resources available for learning. In this article, we will learn the basics of Go.

Converting to TypeScript from React JS

I recently started to convert my React JS project to TypeScript. I wanted to share my journey in converting my project and the steps I took to get started. Here I cover a few key concepts when you convert a React JS project to TypeScript.

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