
Introducing the Red River Virtual Environment (“VE”)
Over the past few months, we’ve been working on an internal R&D project / experiment – the Red River Virtual Environment. It’s an exciting one,
Over the past few months, we’ve been working on an internal R&D project / experiment – the Red River Virtual Environment. It’s an exciting one,
Today we’re sharing a small open-source project which we use as a part of our cloud / containerisation strategy. It takes the form of a
I’ve written about APIs in a previous post and I’m returning to the topic here, chiefly because they’re so fundamental to much of the work
Last week I was invited by some fellow degree apprentices working at SSE to a BCS (The Chartered Institute for IT) seminar. The aim of
It’s quite common right now to see tweets like “REST = REST IN PEACE” and “GraphQL will do to REST what JSON did to XML”. The
Everyone and their dog has an API nowadays – but many of those APIs are rate-limited in order to stop DDoS attacks and protect against
Did you know you can run multiple services or components under the same domain using IIS, even if the individual services are using completely different
Red River is all about producing exceptional results for your organisation, but it wouldn’t be possible without our exceptional team. We wanted to big up
Red River wouldn’t amount to much without its team of smart and inventive coders. They’re the engine for everything we do: designing, realising and deploying
Entity Framework (EF) Core is Microsoft’s new ORM and successor to Entity Framework. It’s a rewrite from the ground up, and the feature set is
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