For a while, I toyed with the idea of creating an HTML version of my résumé that looked the same as the paper version of it.
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Excellent article and super thorough. The inclusion of schema.org is a great addition.
Career growth for devs is something I'm really interested in as well and built out a resume generator for developers - gitconnected.com/resume-builder
I see you're in Austin too. Let me know if you're ever interested in collaborating!
That looks cool. Let me check it, but I'd up for collaborating :)
Sounds great! :)
Great article! It gave me some great ideas while I prep for my next career move. I'd recently began considering using schema.org and JSON-LD in an API but I didn't realize it could be embedded in an HTML document.
I was recently suggested schema.org for designing a DB, but I had never heard of microdata in HTML. Thank you for sharing your process ! Your resume looks great. 👍
I know you're not asking for feedback, but the way you skewed the content on your site leaves outlines on chrome (edit: took a screenshot and tried to add it to the post to show you. Did not work. Confusing.). This does not happen if you use skew instead of how you did it. To counteract the parent skewing all the inside content, you wrap the child content in a container and do a skew opposite of what the parent is (ie: parent skewX(-10), child skewX(10)).
I always welcome suggestions to help me improve the code or learn something new. I will try it and see how it works. Thanks for the feedback and the suggestion 😊
Super interesting article! I think having a personal/portfolio website with a 'resume' page too can help too. Since it's then fully online (and you can use JS), you could have clever interactive sections displaying your skills and showing your experience. Shouldn't replace a traditional 'offline' resume but just in addition to it.
Nice work Alvaro 👏
Been putting something together myself for this on and off for some time 😅
That key piece is definitely
printstyles 👍 They're a big win!Hey, very nice.
You could generate a PDF version of you resume using Puppeter ;)
To deal with the sites that doesn't support HTML uploads
blog.risingstack.com/pdf-from-html...
My only problem here is to connect the HTML and CSS to my data base
The idea is to have a static page, but you could do that using JavaScript and/or a server-side language.
Okay thanks
Congratulations! This is really great stuff. I really love the layout and printing options :)
You did an amazing job!! Congrats!
Great job! Very instructive!
This is so cool. Thanks for sharing!