Markdown Resumé
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Markdown Resumé
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#2I think keeping your resume in a textual format like Markdown is a really smart idea. I've been doing it for about two years now.
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#3Easily the sexiest resume I've ever seen!
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#4Very cool! This is my first exposure to markdown. I could see convergence of this and latex, surely.
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#5Jealous! You beat me to it.
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#6I converted my resume to markdown a few weeks ago from Word; it was like a breath of fresh air. Something about changing the format allowed to realize how much fat I could cut out of my resume as well.
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#7I converted my resume to markdown earlier this year, but I've just been using OS X's Print To PDF feature for conversion from HTML to PDF. How does the quality from Pandoc compare?
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#8I converted my resume to markdown earlier this year, but I've just been using OS X's Print To PDF feature for conversion from HTML to PDF. How does the quality from Pandoc compare?
Pandoc's PDF quality is astounding if you're willing to accept that it goes through a LaTeX intermediary. I recently fought with this while building Docverter[1], my online document conversion service. I ended up using an HTML intermediary so users could style with CSS. If you want to see what Docverter's quality looks like, you can check out the PDF of my resume here: http://bugsplat.info/resume.pdf
(disclaimer: I launched Docverter on HN a few weeks ago)
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#9You forgot one of the accents. "Résumé" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/R%C3%A9sum%C3%A9
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#10I have something similar that I've been using for a few years to generate my own résumé; just decided to go ahead and throw it up on Github.
Git repo: https://github.com/buu700/html-resume
My resume: http://docs.google.com/viewer?url=https%3A%2F%2Fgithub.com%2...