Uses a CI/CD pipeline on Gitlab GitHub to ensure that the latest version is always tested and available here!
This repository also contains a small website, which can be used to show the PDF full-page in the browser. The goal of this website is to improve the experience for mobile devices, as these do not support viewing the PDF in browser. Instead, they are prompted with a button to download the PDF or are redirected to LinkedIn.
There's also a little bit to gain for desktop users, as we do now control routing we can host the PDF anywhere we want and prompt our user to navigate to the root of our deployment, e.g. https://cv.aknapen.nl instead of https://cv.aknapen.nl/cv.pdf.
The website can be found in the subdirectory website and is automatically deployed to GitHub Pages together with the CV, if you decide to use that as your deployment option.
URLs and other personal details are still hardcoded, hence if you decide to reuse the website you would need to manually change them in website/pages/index.tsx.
The website supports the GPDR complient user analytics tool GoatCounter, this will automatically be enabled if you set the GOATCOUNTER_CODE environment variable to the name of your GoatCounter instance, e.g. I am using addono-cv. If you use Gitlab CI for deployment, then add the GOATCOUNTER_CODE under "Settings" > "CI / CD" > "Variables" and it will automatically be picked up in your next deployment.
The license for all LaTeX templates used in this project are found at the start of each source file. The website accompanying this CV is build by Adriaan Knapen and released separately under the MIT license.