Scott Fredericksen

Being a software engineer is challenging.  Many software professionals talk about getting into Flow as a great way to being able to increase their productivity and enjoyment while coding.  Flow seems to enable developers to see the path they need to take rather than wandering around without direction toward completing

Developing software of any real significance requires a team.  A team is more than a group.  A group lacks a goal or a common purpose.  Are you a software developer that works as a member of a team, or a group?  Or, are you playing "individual sports"? Software that requires

Do you keep a software engineering notebook or log book?  If not, you may want to consider doing it.  Below, I outline what I've been doing for many years and how it has helped me.  (Notebook, Log Book, Field Notes, Lab Notebook, Journal?) First, I refer to my notebook as

In the Udemy: Progressive Web Apps (PWA) course by Maximilian Schwarzmuller, Max outlines the following manual steps in Section 13: SPAs and PWAs, Lesson 203 to make a PWA out of any Angular application.  However, they are a bit out of date (as he suggests that they may be).  For

The Official Angular Docs make it seem very easy to convert an existing Angular App to a PWA.  To demonstrate this, I'll show how it's possible to take the generic Angular CLI application that is built with ng new and add PWA functionality to it (based on notes from the

Lessons learned :When using SSH as the protocol to interact with the Git repository, make sure you include the ".git" suffix as part of the URL specification to the "git remote add" command.  You can verify this by using git remote -v and look for .git suffix.  $ git remote add

I first heard the phrase, "utility containers" from Maximilian Schwarzmuller from Academind, via his excellent course on Udemy, Docker and Kubernetes: The Practical Guide.  But, the goal of building "utility containers" has been something I have worked to  integrate into my software development workflow for a couple of years.  The