Put the Go Pro higher on the page like towards the top cause some of us want to give you are money as easy as possible!
Show HN: My first web app - Resumonk - A beautifully simple resume builder
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Re: Show HN: My first web app - Resumonk - A beautifully simple resume builder
#82Earlier quoted context omitted.
> You should allow creation of the resume in smaller chunks and save as you go. I get very nervous when I have to type more than a few sentences in an unsaved document. This. I avoid web editors like the plague, unless I know with certainty that they have no-reload auto-save.
The form data is being auto-saved to Local Storage using the Sisyphus jQuery plugin. So if you are using a modern browser, you don't have to worry about losing any unsaved data.
Yes, this definitely needs to be prominent somewhere. It's a big feature for people who worry about data loss (like me!). I'm a compulsive saver -- i usually save after changing something as small as a punctuation mark, so pointing out that data autosaves is a big selling point.
Looks cool!! Thanks for sharing.
Re: Show HN: My first web app - Resumonk - A beautifully simple resume builder
#83I tried it out - very nice work! I really like the design of the landing page. A few comments... LinkedIn doesn't seem like a great reason to "Go Pro" since I've likely already copied all of my info from LinkedIn just to try it out in the first place. However, the other features, such as analytics and additional templates are awesome additions that I might want after I try it. If I were you, I would seriously conside…
Take a look at this: http://resume.linkedinlabs.com/
Re: Show HN: My first web app - Resumonk - A beautifully simple resume builder
#84Great job. Direct to the point, easy to use, allows me to download as PDF...
I had an idea for a site exactly like this except I couldn't have executed it as well and I gave up after I saw these: http://startupstats.com/resume-builder-startups-2012-03/
I regret that decision now that I've tried yours.
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#85Very pretty! How long have you been building this? and what tools did you use? I'm working on my first web app now too!
Re: Show HN: My first web app - Resumonk - A beautifully simple resume builder
#86DESIGN SUGGESTION:
For all screenshots, scale it in even proportions to reduce aliasing. The resumes shown in the previews all look blurry.
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#87Very pretty! How long have you been building this? and what tools did you use? I'm working on my first web app now too!
As to web dev, different people tend to use very different tools to build something looked exactly the same for end-users.
Very Often, it depends heavily on what language you use, java, php, ruby, python...? I love Ruby on Rails.
Re: Show HN: My first web app - Resumonk - A beautifully simple resume builder
#88Simple, beautiful, useful. Thanks.
Re: Show HN: My first web app - Resumonk - A beautifully simple resume builder
#89Very pretty! How long have you been building this? and what tools did you use? I'm working on my first web app now too!
As to web dev, different people tend to use very different tools to build something looked exactly the same for end-users. Very Often, it depends heavily on what language you use, java, php, ruby, python...? I love Ruby on Rails.
Thanks, I'm using python right now, a buddy of mine is a python evangelist and got me hooked.
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#90Love the design of the app. How long did you take to get the MVP done?