Using VS Code with a Legacy .NET Project

Use visual studio code with an older C# WebForms, ASP.NET, or MVC solution

Vince Salvino Aug. 9, 2018

I think one of the worst parts about working with a “legacy” codebase is often times the tooling. For years any .NET project had a tight ball-and-chain relationship with Visual Studio, SSMS, and many other multi-gigabyte Microsoft tooling dependencies. Wanting to modernize, Microsoft open-sourc...

What's New in 2018

Announcing our new CMS and updated web hosting platform

Cory Sutyak April 9, 2018

Hey, it's been a while. We at CodeRed have had a delightfully crazy 2017, and 2018 is shaping up to be the same. We wanted to take a moment to share what we've been working on and get some of your feedback. As a client, partner, or tech enthusiast, this is your opportunity to provide key insight...

Special Briefing: Technology Under Trump Presidency

CodeRed Official Statement Nov. 16, 2016

The votes are clear. But less clear is how the Trump presidency will impact technology. This briefing seeks to objectively connect the dots to identify how Trump policies will affect cyber security, corporate IT departments, small businesses IT, and the technology industry as a whole. Even thoug...

Customizable Navbars in Wagtail

How to use Snippets and StreamFields to create a navigation bar builder.

Cory Sutyak Nov. 14, 2016

Wagtail, the excellent CMS Framework developed by Torchbox, gives developers a large amount of freedom in how their projects are built. One of our projects required us to have a navigation bar creator. We decided to implement this using Wagtail's StreamFields and Snippets. Here's what our ...

What I Learned About Small Business From "Mad Men"

How a story about a bygone era applies to today's high-tech world.

Vince Salvino Oct. 30, 2016

Enter Mad Men 's 1960s New York office and you'll be greeted by clouds of smoke, fabulous wardrobes, and a secretary explaining that "the men who designed this typewriter made it easy enough for a woman to use". Needless to say, our office at CodeRed is quite a bit different (although fun fact...

Dash Hacks: Hacking the Amazon Dash to Launch a Random Steam Game

Combining Windows, an Amazon Dash Button, and the Steam API

Cory Sutyak Oct. 4, 2016

There are so many games on Steam.  Between the deals and the bundles most users build up an impressive backlog.  That backlog tends to become so huge that when we actually get around to clearing it, we don't know where to start. Lucky for us, Amazon has made a button that can solve al...

CodeRed Gains BBB Accreditation

Trust is more important than ever in the Millennial age

Vince Salvino Sept. 30, 2016

Look at any “millennial” market research and you'll see the word “authenticity” stand out. Authenticity in regards to transparency of business practices, being genuine in personal relationships, and having honest intentions. But I don’t think authenticity is a new concept at all. One must wonde...

Day in the Life of a CodeRed Intern

As we say goodbye to summer, we bid farewell to our summer intern Kevin Cummings

Vince Salvino Sept. 7, 2016

For both the summers of 2015 and most recently 2016, Kevin Cummings has interned with us doing web and application development. We asked Kevin to share a little bit about himself and his experience here at CodeRed this past summer. You can connect with Kevin on LinkedIn . Which school...

The Future of Virtual (and Augmented) Reality

Thoughts after spending a day exploring VR technology at CodeRed

Cory Sutyak Aug. 25, 2016

I gazed up and saw the Earth spinning in the dark, seemingly thousands of miles away from me. The night lights of civilization silhouetted the major countries. In that instance, I could only relate my feelings of perspective and awe to that of astronauts looking down at the blue marble from spac...

Getting Back to the Basics: Policy, Policy, and More Policy, topped with Mind Map Planning

Part 2 of 3 in a series on the CIS Critical Security Controls

Jeremy Mio Aug. 17, 2016

Policy, Policy, and some Policy... topped with mind map planning! Critical Controls – Part 2 So a while back I discussed the critical control basics, mentioning policy and planning as the necessary foundation before implementing any type of security methodology, specifically the Center of Intern...