When starting Responsive web development, making sure that a website works on the growing number of phones, tablets and phablets out there feels like a daunting task. The granularity of screen sizes is as such that even just getting a solid core of…

On Wednesday we held the inaugural London Facebook React User Group meeting at Red Badger's office in Shoreditch. In just a few weeks, the group has grown to 138 members and we're holding monthly meetups.

We have just held our first London Spree Commerce User Group so I thought I’d write a brief blog to quickly summarise.

When developing a web app of any sort, usually you have a local server on your local machine. The server is running your app, which you can access using your favourite browser. Later on, when the moment is right, the app is deployed to a public…

Red Badger are always looking at new ways of working with regard to our tech stack as well as our process engineering methods. Our focus is on helping our clients to realise benefit as quickly as possible.

Is the innovation in your business agile enough for you to keep up?

Over the last year we have done a wealth of very different projects for a host of very different companies. In every project we have done, one thing has come across loud and clear,…

Original image by Jonathan Kos-Read, licensed with Creative Commons BY-ND 2.0

Original image by Dennis Jarvis. Used under Creative Commons BY-SA license.

Last summer, Stu wrote a piece about Ansible – a beatiful and simple automation tool with easy to read configuration files. When I started at Red Badger I joined Stu on a project that already had an Ansible setup. Even though I've never really used…

With retailers going out of business at the rate of 50 a year no-one can afford to get mobile wrong

The importance of the mobile channel to today's retailers won't come as a surprise to anyone involved in technology buying decisions in the retail…

Components are a beautiful way of splitting your front end UI and logic into self contained packages, which can be reused and even released as open source. During our recent World Risk Review project we've used components extensively for rapid UI…