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It’s been a busy old year. We’ve rebranded ourselves, re-launched our website, recruited some great new employees, and ended up quite a bit busier. So we
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It’s been a busy old year. We’ve rebranded ourselves, re-launched our website, recruited some great new employees, and ended up quite a bit busier. So we
A recent project we undertook presented us with an interesting challenge: how to synchronise two systems with very different databases behind them. Considering the project’s needs we
With demand for highly skilled software developers continuing to increase, the shortage of available talent to fill these roles is putting pressure on the UK
You can’t win them all, but after we were pipped to a recent contract, I ended up in a fascinating conversation. One of the investors
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
Procedural generation is probably most commonly known as a programming method used in games to create diverse environments. It’s helpful in generating new worlds, terrains,
As a custom software development business, one of the things we always tell prospects when we’re in the early stages of pitching to them is
In the first part of this article I demonstrated how a typical client API request to a server can be unit tested using the JavaScript
In the world of software development, unit testing and test-driven development (TDD) are widely advocated for improving product quality and confidence in maintenance, and reducing
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