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Ask HN: Where do you host your CV/resume?

#1
I find it pretty annoying updating a bunch of sites (LinkedIn, AngelList, homepage, Dropbox, to name a few) whenever I want to update my CV. Building this tool as a response to that frustration.

Anyone else with that problem? What sites have at least a fragment of your CV that needs to be updated occasionally?

More details: http://www.whosbacon.com/resumi (no need to sign up, unless you want to)

Re: Ask HN: Where do you host your CV/resume?

#3
Have you looked at JSONResume [0]? I build my resume in JSON and use git and github pages along with the resume-cli [1] to export it out to HTML/PDF formats. My homepage is a single page hosted with github pages that links to these exported resumes and the JSON one too.

Ideally I would like a single CLI command that pushes out my updated resume to all those sites.

[0]:http://jsonresume.org/ [1]:https://github.com/jsonresume/resume-cli

Re: Ask HN: Where do you host your CV/resume?

#4
post #3

Have you looked at JSONResume [0]? I build my resume in JSON and use git and github pages along with the resume-cli [1] to export it out to HTML/PDF formats. My homepage is a single page hosted with github pages that links to these exported resumes and the JSON one too. Ideally I would like a single CLI command that pushes out my updated resume to all those sites. [0]: http://jsonresume.org/ [1]: https://github.com/j…

This is cool

Re: Ask HN: Where do you host your CV/resume?

#5
brief feedback: you _really_ need to spellcheck & get someone to proof read the copy!

i don't think i would use something like this as updating a CV is not something i do often enough to warrant introducing a dependency to some arbitrary third party system i am not already using.

Re: Ask HN: Where do you host your CV/resume?

#6
post #5

brief feedback: you _really_ need to spellcheck & get someone to proof read the copy! i don't think i would use something like this as updating a CV is not something i do often enough to warrant introducing a dependency to some arbitrary third party system i am not already using.

thanks for the feedback! it does sound like -- between the lack of usage and available APIs -- that this is not a great project to start. shelving it for now.