LESS -> Less

Author: mnquintana

book/02-using-atom/sections/06-customizing.asc

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 .Developer Tools
 image::images/devtools.png[developer tools]
 
-You can now easily inspect all the elements in your current editor. If you want to update the style of something, you simply need to figure out what classes it has and write a LESS rule into your styles file to modify it.
+You can now easily inspect all the elements in your current editor. If you want to update the style of something, you simply need to figure out what classes it has and write a Less rule into your styles file to modify it.
 
-If you are unfamiliar with LESS, it is a basic CSS preprocessor, making some things in CSS a bit easier. You can learn more about it at http://www.lesscss.org[lesscss.org]. If you prefer to use CSS instead, this file can also be named _styles.css_ and contain CSS.
+If you are unfamiliar with Less, it is a basic CSS preprocessor, making some things in CSS a bit easier. You can learn more about it at http://www.lesscss.org[lesscss.org]. If you prefer to use CSS instead, this file can also be named _styles.css_ and contain CSS.
 
 [[_customizing_keybindings]]
 ==== Customizing Key Bindings

book/03-hacking-atom/sections/01-tools.asc

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 === Tools of the Trade
 
-To begin, there are a few things we'll assume you know, at least to some degree. Since all of Atom is implemented using web technologies, we have to assume you know web technologies such as JavaScript and CSS. Specifically, we'll be implementing everything in CoffeeScript and LESS, which are preprocessors for Javascript and CSS respectively.
+To begin, there are a few things we'll assume you know, at least to some degree. Since all of Atom is implemented using web technologies, we have to assume you know web technologies such as JavaScript and CSS. Specifically, we'll be implementing everything in CoffeeScript and Less, which are preprocessors for Javascript and CSS respectively.
 
 If you don't know CoffeeScript, but you are familiar with JavaScript, you shouldn't have too much trouble. Here is an example of some simple CoffeeScript code:
 
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 You can brush up on CoffeeScript at http://coffeescript.org/[coffeescript.org].
 
-LESS is even simpler transition from CSS. It adds a number of useful things like variables and functions to CSS. You can brush up on your LESS skills at http://lesscss.org/[lesscss.org]. Our usage of LESS won't get too complex in this book however, so as long as you know basic CSS you should be fine.
+Less is an even simpler transition from CSS. It adds a number of useful things like variables and functions to CSS. You can brush up on your Less skills at http://lesscss.org/[lesscss.org]. Our usage of Less won't get too complex in this book however, so as long as you know basic CSS you should be fine.