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Mine is also automated, but a lot more lightweight. I - like OP - use JSON Resume [1]. Besides that I just have a Github Action which creates a PDF and also up
by jefc1111 2y ago
Mine is also automated, but a lot more lightweight.
I - like OP - use JSON Resume [1]. Besides that I just have a Github Action which creates a PDF and also updates a web-based version [2] hosted in AWS S3. My favourite thing about this setup is that if I want to make a small change I can just log in to Github and commit a quick edit in the repo [3] through Github's web-based UI A new PDF is generated and the web-based version being updates automatically.
[1] https://jsonresume.org/ https://jsonresume.org/
[2] http://geoff-clayton-cv.s3-website-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/ http://geoff-clayton-cv.s3-website-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/
[3] https://github.com/jefc1111/cv/tree/master https://github.com/jefc1111/cv/tree/master
- glumreaper 2y agoThat format is really nice! I regret to say it but I found what looks like a typo - you've got "automcomplete" where I think you mean "autocomplete". I hope this helps improve your resume.
- jefc1111 2y agoThat's fixed. Many thanks for taking the time to report it :)
- thomasfromcdnjs 2y agoI've made some improvements to the JR registry recently (still looks horrible) But you can just go to https://registry.jsonresume.org https://registry.jsonresume.org, login with github, create the gist, and then your resume is automatically "deployed". And it is stored on github gist, so data is yours, and has revisions as a nice added benefit.
- Scubabear68 2y agoYour CV is a lot closer visually to what I was expecting from the original post. Varied font sizes and use of different regions on the page. Easy to take in at a glance.