I do something like this with my web resume. I reserve a portion of it expressly just for Github links and descriptions of my projects thus far, anything public

I do something like this with my web resume. I reserve a portion of it expressly just for Github links and descriptions of my projects thus far, anything public. To save time, I keep all the data in simple text files, and then generate the markdown using scripts I wrote (which are themselves on a public repo, and in theory updated over time to add ports for each language I become familiar enough to write one in, as further skills demonstration). It's not paid off just yet, but this may be merely because I've not cast it about much yet. I have been thinking that the results at present are a bit sparse and impersonal, and I don't really make any effort to 'pretty it up', preferring instead just to distribute a link to the GH preview page for it. I'd be happy for any feedback/advice on the idea, as I'm starting to reconsider a revision now. Link is here: https://github.com/jarcane/resume.hsy https://github.com/jarcane/resume.hsy