This started as just a simple place to store a markdown format of my resume, and now it's turned into an easy way to host your resume using sinatra, github-pages or Heroku.
- Fork this project
- Modify resume.md to be your resume.
- Modify config.yaml so that the data represents you, not icco.
- Edit views/style.less to make your resume look pretty.
- Install the gems sinatra, github-markup, git, rack-test, heroku and less
- install the correct parser for github-markup, such as rdiscount for Markdown.
- type
rake localor./resume.rbto run locally. - To deploy to Heroku
- Run
heroku create rake deployto push your resume to the internet.
- To deploy to github-pages, run
rake github.
My idea is pretty simple, I just wanted a plain text resume and an easy way to host it. Dan Mayer took this idea and ran with it. He made a lot of really cool changes, and although I love simplicity, what I really love is how much he abstracted my original design. You should really check out his resume, and some of the forks of it.
resume.md is property of Nathaniel "Nat" Welch. You are welcome to use it as a base structure for your resume, but don't forget, you are not him.
The rest of the code is licensed CC-GPL. Remember sharing is caring.