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How I made my Resume, based on Mario Bros game

Miquel Camps on November 01, 2020

Hi there! My name is Miquel Camps, I'm a freelance web developer based in Spain, you can find me on twitter and linkedin. You can visit the Resum...

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Amruta Ranade • Nov 1 '20

This is so cool! Loved it! Two suggestions:

Correct typo ("Portafolio" > "Portfolio")
You might want to add a Skills section. We are hiring at our company and I'd love to refer you if you'd like but I couldn't figure out your skillset from your resume.

Miquel Camps • Nov 1 '20

Thank you Amruta for your feedback! i made some changes :)

Fernando B 🚀 • Nov 1 '20

Portafolio isn't a typo just Spanish kicking in. 😁

Amruta Ranade • Nov 1 '20

Yep..I thought about it and checked the resume again to see if the rest of the text was in Spanish. But the rest of it was in English, so it seems like a typo in context. Hence the comment :)

Asif Uddin • Nov 2 '20

Awesome
Loved it

Miquel Camps • Nov 2 '20

thank you Asif for your comment :)

Louis • Nov 1 '20

Great work. I have one suggestion that when mario reach the end can it go back to the start point or any end screen for that. It would be great experiment if you enhance that. However still awesome job and your sharing is so amazing

Miquel Camps • Nov 1 '20 • Edited

Thanks Louis, i added your suggestion, can you try again? :) thanks again for your feedback

Chetan • Nov 1 '20

Would be exiting to see a jump there

Miquel Camps • Nov 1 '20

thats a cool idea to consider, thank you!

Victor O • Nov 2 '20

consider adding image-rendering: pixelated; to #scroll for nice crisp pixels

Miquel Camps • Nov 2 '20 • Edited

hello victor, i applied your suggestion and wow! it looks better, thank you!

i tried to put the pixelated value but chrome didnt recognize it, but i tried with crisp-eges and it works.

i wrote a new point in the article "pixel perfect image" giving you the attribution :)

Jérémie Balagna-Ranin • Nov 4 '20

Amazing ! I love the idea :D

Another suggestion for improvement: maybe add a "stationary" frame when Mario doesn't move. It'll look more natural ;)

Otherwise it's already a really beautiful work ;)

Miquel Camps • Nov 5 '20

Hi Jérémie,

it's a nice suggestion and i think that's not hard to do it, it's just a time out interval that changes Mario to the neutral position if you are not pressing any key in 5 seconds for example.

But in this case I prefer to no do it, to keep the code simple as posible.

By the way i appreciate your feedback, take care :)