Awakened by the increasingly alarming climate and ecological situation, I have recently been considering how I might be able to make more informed, ethical purchase decisions.
Here’s our weekly round-up of news to distract you from the fact that we haven’t had a bank holiday this week and won’t for another 79 days. Not that we’re counting.
Three Badger chicas (Myself, Zoe & Leila) attended DevOpsDays London at the QEII Centre in Westminster - remember when we were there for React London 2017? For me, DevOps is like the Bermuda Triangle - you never know what to expect and the only…
Earlier this year, our Social Value task force donated a number of laptops to Code Your Future, a non-profit organisation set up to help refugees become developers. After speaking at our most recent company meeting, we invited founder Germán Bencci…
How to precompile Ruby on Rails assets with Docker using --build-arg for deployment to a CDN.
Life as a software engineer is one of continuous learning. Some people enjoy exploring new technologies and others complain about #jsfatigue. At the end of the day though, we’re all in this together.
What a whirlwind of a trip to Paris! The badgers are back in London after three days of meeting ReactJS developers, hastily starring cool GitHub repos, and having a few too many at the Frog. As a relative newcomer to React it was fascinating to hear…
Selected bits of shared information from our private Slack channels at Red Badger. Grouped by channel names.
An evening of testing workflows and dynamically built forms awaited visitors to Code Node last Wednesday when the London React Meetup was once again in town. Tom Duncalf kicked things off by describing what he has found to be effective unit and…
In March 2016, as a part my annual training budget - a perk that every badger gets - I had the opportunity to go all the way to the Fluent Conf, which was in sunny San Francisco. You can read the best bits from the conference in Alex's blog.
Here’s the question that gets asked by so many that it’s become annoying – what’s the next big thing in web development? React? Angular 2? CycleJS? WebSockets? HTTP2?
I always had a problem with the term 'User Experience (UX)' being used to describe a particular discipline - not that I don't agree with the fact that's what they are predominantly concerned with. I just don't like that it seems to imply that other…