Bootstrap for ASP.NET MVC

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Acknowledgments To everyone who contributed to this book, thank you! A big thanks to the team at Packt Publishing, especially Rebecca, Priyanka, Kartik, and Aboli, for their guidance, advice, and professionalism. Thanks to my three technical reviewers, Jaco, Tinus, and Stephan, for patiently reading each chapter, reviewing each line of code, and contributing suggestions. You helped shape this book into what it is. I'd like to express my greatest love and gratitude towards my wife, Andrea, for all her support, impromptu editing sessions, being a soundboard for brainstorming sessions, and the general motivational pep talks during the writing of this book. To my parents—even though they were not exactly sure what this book was about—thank you for all your support and for allowing me to tinker with the family computer from an early age. I'd also like to extend a special thank you to Eugene Starostin from Add-in Express, who allowed me to blog about an idea that subsequently turned into this book. www.allitebooks.com
About the Reviewers Jaco Fouché has been involved with software development for over 22 years and is currently a database architect and software developer at SilverBridge in Pretoria, South Africa. He holds a B.Sc degree in Computer Science from the University of Pretoria. He has worked with different technologies but specializes in Microsoft technologies with speciic emphasis on ASP.NET MVC and Microsoft SQL Server. With a number of years in the coding ield, Tinus Smit has a passion for good, clean code and solving problems. A C# .NET developer at his core, he has also gained extensive knowledge of Microsoft SQL, Microsoft Dynamics CRM, JavaScript, Entity Framework, and MVC. The CRM experience is not limited to clicking a few buttons and dragging ields around in a form. He has had a hand in solving complex business problems with CRM's worklow and plugin engines, often integrating with other systems in the process. Over the years, he has learned exactly where CRM its best, what the product can do, where and how to extend it, and the best practices thereof. However, in the end, these are merely tools to solve problems. In Johannesburg, South Africa, he inds himself working tirelessly on projects for many companies over the years (from small to enterprise-sized), using these tools and experience. He sees every new challenge as an opportunity to learn something new and inds ways to teach what he has learned. Armed with a database and Visual Studio, he uses pragmatism and logic to help users reach their goal. He can be reached on Twitter at @CodingWithTinus or on his blog at http://codingwithtinus.wordpress.com. www.allitebooks.com
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