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Also, a clean HTML5 template: http://sampleresumetemplate.net/ http://sampleresumetemplate.net/ I just print to PDF from there, and attach the result.
by goodside 15y ago
Also, a clean HTML5 template: http://sampleresumetemplate.net/ http://sampleresumetemplate.net/
I just print to PDF from there, and attach the result.
- Zephyr314 15y agoThat looks really clean and nice. I'll definitely use this as a web template for future resumes.
- daeken 15y agoI designed mine from scratch with HTML + CSS and use http://code.google.com/p/wkhtmltopdf/ http://code.google.com/p/wkhtmltopdf/ to render to PDF from there. Really handy. https://github.com/daeken/daeken.github.com/blob/master/CV.html https://github.com/daeken/daeken.github.com/blob/master/CV.h... is clean and simple and gets turned into http://daeken.github.com/CV.pdf http://daeken.github.com/CV.pdf (which is woefully out of date at this point). Feel free to use it as a base.
- stevejohnson 15y agoI've often thought of doing the same. Are there any special flags you pass to wkhtmltopdf or is it pretty straightforward?
- daeken 15y agoI don't believe I pass any flags at all, just pass the HTML and PDF filenames to it.
- charlesofarrell 15y agoI switched from LaTeX to reStructredText recently. While obviously not as powerful, it makes it much easier to edit. GitHub evens displays it semi-nicely for free. https://github.com/charleso/resume https://github.com/charleso/resume http://cv.charleso.org/ http://cv.charleso.org/
- j79 15y agoActually, it's a clean HTML template (xhtml doctype!) For HTML5, you could include HTML5 features like microdata or use some of the HTML5 tags. The design though is great - very clean!
- jinushaun 15y agoGood looking template. I personally author my resume in XML and transform it into various formats using XSLT.