Wow, this reminds me: it's not on Github, but I have a project that uses XSLT to convert a data.xml file into both LaTeX and HTML versions of my resume. On the

Wow, this reminds me: it's not on Github, but I have a project that uses XSLT to convert a data.xml file into both LaTeX and HTML versions of my resume. On the one hand it's useful enough that I still use it, but on the other it's pretty hideous. The XSLT looks for special XML elements representing characters that will need to be escaped for either LaTeX or HTML, like <underline/> and <amp/>. Pretty ironic that I generate my resume with code I wouldn't want an employer to see. Maybe I should put it on Github after all.... In my defense it looks like it dates from 2006.