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I've passed through many different steps. I've tried Inkscape, LaTeX, XeLaTeX, HTML. Now, I've developed my own system. I write the source in markdown and I ca
by yogsototh 14y ago
I've passed through many different steps.
I've tried Inkscape, LaTeX, XeLaTeX, HTML.
Now, I've developed my own system. I write the source in markdown and I can export in HTML, PDF and online SVG exported from the PDF.
It has been some time I didn't updated it but you might find this useful:
http://resume.espozito.com/index.html http://resume.espozito.com/index.html
Some source code can be found here
https://github.com/yogsototh/krambook https://github.com/yogsototh/krambook
- Sephr 14y agoThat should all be on one page. I don't think anyone wants to open up all of these various pages just to read your resume. If you want to keep everything split up, http://elliottcable.name/resume.xhtml http://elliottcable.name/resume.xhtml is a good example of an online resume done well.
- idank 14y agoThere's so much space wasted in the PDF version. It can probably all be written concisely in 2 pages.