About the Author
Bass Jobsen has been programming for the Web since 1995, covering everything
from C to PHP, and is always on the hunt for the most accessible interfaces. Based in
Orthen, the Netherlands, he was the coauthor of Less Web Development Cookbook, Packt
Publishing, which contains over 110 practical recipes to help you write leaner, more
efcient CSS code using Less.
He uses Less in his daily job for web design tasks, WordPress theme development,
the awesome StreetArt.nl project, and other Twitter Bootstrap apps.
He is always happy to help you at
http://stackoverflow.com/users/1596547/
bass-jobsen
, and he blogs at http://bassjobsen.weblogs.fm/.
Also, check out his Bootstrap WordPress Starter Theme (JBST) and other projects on
GitHub at
https://github.com/bassjobsen.
Writing this book wouldn't have been possible without the support
of my family. The entire team at Packt was helpful, specically
Tushar Gupta who was a patient and excellent motivator and critical
reader. Sriram Neelakantan helped me to dot the is and cross the ts.
I would also like to thank the reviewers of this book, Ben, Shahin,
Maulik, and Xen (Brian), for their critical and valuable suggestions,
which make this book even better.
Last but not least, I should not forget to thank the Less core team—
Alexis Sellier
(@cloudhead), Jon Schlinkert (@jonschlinkert), Luke
Page (@lukeapage), Marcus Bointon (@Synchro), Mária Jurčovičová
(@sommeri), Matthew Dean (@matthew-dean), Max Mikhailov
(@seven-phases-max), and all the other contributors who have
made coding Less possible in the rst place.
