Sean Patterson

Fresh’s Sr. Software Development Director with Full-Stack capabilities, Sean brings 20 years of experience to enterprise website and application development. He is fluent in a variety of technologies, from C# and .NET to PHP and Javascript, and has developed websites and applications for the likes of Microsoft and T-Mobile. A true sophisticated technical innovator, Sean simply enjoys writing great code behind our client’s vision.

Team Fresh Completes Ragnar Northwest Passage
Culture

Team Fresh Completes Ragnar Northwest Passage

200 miles, 24 hours, 2 vans, 12 running warriors. This weekend Team Fresh participated in the Ragnar Northwest Passage relay race. It was a unique and amazing experience like no other and here are some reflections from life out on the road. This was my first Ragnar and there was a bit of a culture
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Get More Life Out of Your Computer With An SSD Upgrade
Software

Get More Life Out of Your Computer With An SSD Upgrade

It’s amazing how hardware gets “outdated” so fast. I’m running a 2-year old MacBook Pro and while I have 8GB of RAM, I’ve been seeing some dwindling performance on the machine, even after purging cache files and lot of common tricks.  I also do a lot of heavy Virtual Machine work for the windows environment
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A “Fresh” Perspective on Running
Culture

A “Fresh” Perspective on Running

Here at Fresh, we’ve gathered a team of 12 hardened warriors to run in the Northwest Passage Ragnar Relay in July.  The scenery, the distance, and the 24-hour relay aspect make this one fun. I’m excited (and a bit out of shape at the moment) for the Ragnar. I do love running, so while I’m
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10 Development Tips for Building a Solid Foundation
Web App Development

10 Development Tips for Building a Solid Foundation

Being a developer these days is both easier and harder than it used to be. We have the benefit of “standing of the shoulders of giants” and leverage a lot of technology that wasn’t there before. Imagine trying to build Facebook using nothing but Assembly language! However, we also live in a far more complex
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