Your approach to resume writing is a bit off. Imagine a site with one button. The recruiter clicks on that button and gets a random fact about you. They'll cli

Your approach to resume writing is a bit off. Imagine a site with one button. The recruiter clicks on that button and gets a random fact about you. They'll click the button 6-10 times and then make a "pass" or "continue" decision. What would you populate your site with? This is basically what your resume should look like. Every bullet should stand alone and have high impact. When I click on the button, I should get a sentence that makes me say, "Wow, I want to talk to this person." Compare the impact: "Online IDE to allow users to develop applications in real time." "Solo created a cloud based IDE which supports multiple programming languages and allows real time application development." Be ruthless about cutting out things which fail the "button test" and your resume will look a lot better.