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(author here) I thought about this too, but came to the conclusion that since markdown (or, more precisely, the pandoc internal format) does offer enough struc
by graphene 12y ago
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I thought about this too, but came to the conclusion that since markdown (or, more precisely, the pandoc internal format) does offer enough structure in the form of lists, tables, headers, even footnotes etc, it makes sense to stay in markdown because it's much more human-friendly than, say, json.
- hunvreus 12y agoI agree with you about JSON. YAML Front Matter (like in Jekyll), allows you to have a mix of both markdown (for the bio part) and structured fields (for the education, past experiences, diplomas etc). Works for websites, should work for your resume.