So I've joined the team at Red Badger, and now that I'm 2 weeks in I thought I'd share some musings. For those that don't know me, I'm the new Director of Client Services, which means I'm going to be responsible for all things business development,…

At Red Badger, we’re huge fans of the cloud and we try to persuade our clients to be too. Where possible, we base the products/services that we are developing on cloud infrastructure for its many obvious advantages. Birdsong, our popular Windows…

The Concept Lab has become an ever popular way of exploring and proofing big ideas and new concepts, but making it work and getting it right is far from easy.

Last Wednesday I was invited by one of our partners, Fluxx, to talk at an evening event…

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Red Badger are pleased to announce the release of Birdsong for Windows Phone 7, a premium Twitter application.

If you’re a Windows based user of GitHub and using TortoiseGit then it’s highly likely you’ve used PuTTYGen to generate the SSH key you’re using with GitHub and why not – it works fine.  That is until you want to start using TeamCity with GitHub.

Now that Red Badger is up and running, I thought I would write my first blog on one of the underlying principles of Red Badger. Ethical Consulting.

Recently I needed to put in place a temporary (and simple) backup solution on a remote server. I just needed to ensure that a single folder on the machine got backed up to an external location on a daily basis.