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I generate my CV [1] through a setup consisting jade templates, brunch and css. The content of CV is in a yaml [2] file which is compiled to a static html. Code

I generate my CV [1] through a setup consisting jade templates, brunch and css. The content of CV is in a yaml [2] file which is compiled to a static html. Code is on github [3] for anyone to use. :) [1] https://noop.pw/resume https://noop.pw/resume [2] https://github.com/prashnts/prashnts.github.io/blob/develop/riptide/vita.yaml https://github.com/prashnts/prashnts.github.io/blob/develop/... [3] https://github.com/prashnts/prashnts.github.io/blob/develop/demi/index.coffee#L6 https://github.com/prashnts/prashnts.github.io/blob/develop/...

ge96 10y ago
robot? haha that's pretty cool What if you wanted to export this as PDF? Is that straight forward or no?
- prashnts 10y ago
  Just print it as pdf. :) There's a media query stylesheet for printing.
  - ge96 10y ago
    Really? What do you mean like print the web page? Whoa that's cool it splits it up into three pages. Pretty sweet.
    - ghostly_s 10y ago
      I use a similar workflow for my resume (really it's just a hand-written html file with some css templates for different section types), but I haven't found "printing to PDF" to be adequate. All the common browsers override your stylesheet with a "printing friendly" one, and do things like putting the URL at the bottom of the page. Instead, I use wkhtmltopdf instead, which is entirely adequate for this purpose.
      - zapu 10y ago
        I have an invoice generation script that outputs html, and I unfortunately have to open it in Chrome and "print to pdf" manually. If you control styling, you can usually set it to look the way you want. Also browser HTML headers/footers can be disabled. wkhtmltopdf output never looked quite right to me.
Clownshoesms 10y ago
System Biology and Reality Mining?!, some of those sound made up (but I'll be curious to research them). Lot of (way too much) personal information to be sitting publicly on the net, imho.

ge96 10y ago

robot? haha that's pretty cool What if you wanted to export this as PDF? Is that straight forward or no?

prashnts 10y ago
Just print it as pdf. :) There's a media query stylesheet for printing.
- ge96 10y ago
  Really? What do you mean like print the web page? Whoa that's cool it splits it up into three pages. Pretty sweet.
  - ghostly_s 10y ago
    I use a similar workflow for my resume (really it's just a hand-written html file with some css templates for different section types), but I haven't found "printing to PDF" to be adequate. All the common browsers override your stylesheet with a "printing friendly" one, and do things like putting the URL at the bottom of the page. Instead, I use wkhtmltopdf instead, which is entirely adequate for this purpose.
    - zapu 10y ago
      I have an invoice generation script that outputs html, and I unfortunately have to open it in Chrome and "print to pdf" manually. If you control styling, you can usually set it to look the way you want. Also browser HTML headers/footers can be disabled. wkhtmltopdf output never looked quite right to me.

Clownshoesms 10y ago

System Biology and Reality Mining?!, some of those sound made up (but I'll be curious to research them). Lot of (way too much) personal information to be sitting publicly on the net, imho.