Travis Horn - Data Scientist and Software Engineer

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This post is part of a project to move my old reference material to my blog.

This post is part of a project to move my old reference material to my blog.

This post is part of a project to move my old reference material to my blog.

This post is part of a project to move my old reference material to my blog.

This post is part of a project to move my old reference material to my blog.

This post is part of a project to move my old reference material to my blog.

This post is part of a project to move my old reference material to my blog.

This post is part of a project to move my old reference material to my blog.

This post is part of a project to move my old reference material to my blog.

This post is part of a project to move my old reference material to my blog.

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I often use jQuery to modify the DOM.

Before I start, I should say that this is a question without a definite answer.

This tutorial is meant to be a bare-minimum installation guide and mini "getting started" guide.

TypeScript is just a superset of JavaScript.

Let's start from scratch, or rather — with a running installation of Ubuntu.

This is part two of a two-part series on working with a third-party API with private keys.

Today I am creating a mailing list signup form that will post data to a sheet on Fieldbook.

Every developer has their own preferred environment; from the hardware, to the operating system, IDE, and other tools.

I will break this problem down into six categories: - User interface - Security - Performance - Search engine optimization (SEO) - Maintainability - …

I recently upgraded my home PC.

I'm sure many developers will agree with my answer.

A while back, I found an awesome open-source project by h5bp called Front-end Job Interview Questions.

I've added a new public pen to my CodePen account called [Fireflies](https://codepen.io/travishorn/pen/OVzeqg/).

I recently read on [The Changelog](https://changelog.com/) a short post about a tool called **Go Package Store**. > An app that displays updates for …

This is the latest project I've open-sourced.

If you are using Grunt to run your tests and Travis-CI for your continuous integration, you will need to command Travis-CI to install the grunt-cli be…

Responsive design means that your site is designed for all screen sizes.

Every browser renders pages and behaves differently.

Consider users accessing your site from platforms other than the major browsers: mobile devices, screen-readers, and crawlers, for example.

The latest trend in database technology is away from relational tables.

Before we get started on today's blog post I'd like to clear up some terminology.

You're reading my personal blog.

Update April 17, 2012: David Boyer has created a more feature-rich version of the simple scripts I've made here.

The HTML5 specification is still in working draft, but as web development is currently shifting towards an "agile" process, browsers already implement…

The latest jQuery plugin I've developed is called **expire**.

This is a small experiment that I found a little neat and it may give some clarity to the layers of some Node stacks.

There's always been a problem with fonts on the Internet.

jQuery is an extremely popular front-end library for web development due to its simplicity and power.

If you've been looking to get into contributing your skills and ideas to the open-source community, this guide should be able to help you out.

I wanted to try my hand at developing a packaged script that you could include on a page with no dependencies (such as jQuery).

The advent of electronic data brought new challenges to the way we keep revisions of information.

It becomes apparent that as you start building more and more client-side JavaScript functionality to an application, the code can quickly become a har…