In between the threat of snow, the onslaught of rain, and glimpses of sunshine, we’ve stolen moments to find some great articles which you can read below.

September is here, and the back to school feeling is in the air. So get your notepad ready, your glasses on, and check out what we’ve been studying this past week.

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…

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?

Last week I had the great opportunity to join a group of React-enthusiasts at a course ran by Michael Jackson and Ryan Florence. 

How we write CSS has changed a lot in the recent years. Many developers do not write vanilla CSS at all anymore, BEM seems to be the industry standard for structuring the codebase and the advent of SPA’s has magnified it’s shortcomings. But in some…

I recently returned from React Europe 2015 where Facebook released GraphQL, it's been in production use at Facebook for several years. In a nutshell a GraphQL API opposes REST and add-hoc endpoints, it allows a client to efficiently get all the data…

Recently myself plus a few of the Red Badger team packed our hair curlers and rolled out to Paris on the EuroStar for the React Europe conference hosted in Paris.

It’s summer in London. Despite the sun and Wimbledon outdoor screenings, we assembled once again at cozy Facebook Euston office with fellow Reactors to catch up on the latest cool trends and tools.

Announcing Arch - a functional style framework for React

Back in January, a few Red Badgers were lucky enough to be sent to React.js Conf at Facebook HQ. We're huge fans of React and have been using it to great effect on every project since we discovered it in early 2014.