Creating a polished, professional resume can feel repetitive, but not anymore! This open-source template automates the entire process! 🎉
<h3>What’s Cool About It?</h3>
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<li>LaTeX-Powered Precision: Delivers beautifully formatted resumes with the elegance of LaTeX.</li>
<li>CI/CD Magic: Automatically compiles and publishes your latest resume changes to the Releases page. No manual uploads, ever!</li>
<li>Docker Under the Hood: Ensures a seamless, isolated environment for compiling and deploying updates.</li>
<li>Customizable: Tailor it to reflect your unique style and skills.</li>
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Perfect for developers and tech enthusiasts who want to showcase their skills while leveraging automation and DevOps principles.
<h3>Why It Matters</h3>
This isn’t just a template; it’s a time-saving tool to keep your resume always ready and professional, while also highlighting your proficiency with modern tech stacks.
Start automating your resume updates today!
Check it out here: <a href="https://github.com/anishshobithps/resume" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">https://github.com/anishshobithps/resume</a>
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This isn’t just a template; it’s a tool to automate and optimize your resume-building experience while showcasing your technical skills. Perfect for tech enthusiasts and developers! 🙌
Check it out, start building your dream resume, and let’s talk about what other features you’d like to see! 💬

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An open-source template automates the resume creation process using LaTeX for precision, CI/CD for automatic publishing, and Docker for a seamless environment. It's customizable and perfect for tech enthusiasts and developers who want to maintain a professional and up-to-date resume effortlessly.

Automate Your Resume with LaTeX, CI/CD, and Docker!

Me automating stuff in 20 hours which would otherwise take me 20 minutes. I love it :)

Thought about something similar using Typst instead of LaTeX.
Also had the idea to both publish the resume in PDF form but also as web page, linking both via QR codes and URLs. Definitely a cool way of showing off both your website and code repositories.