Always produces a nice, easy to clean minimal pdf that has some protections against recruiters trying to copy and paste and change things.
Always produces a nice, easy to clean minimal pdf that has some protections against recruiters trying to copy and paste and change things.
Sometimes you get lucky and everything just works. If it doesn't... you google it, and pray that someone else hit the same problem and solved it, because trying to actually figure out the problem from first principles is doomed -- the language (and ecosystem) makes Perl look sane.
What worked for me was I creating a simple python script that uses json files with custom data as input, and uses mako templates to create latex, html, and text output.
I'll try and dig in later and see what I actually did.
The font itself reminds me of the ugly skinny latin fonts you see on Chinese programs, especially when set in italics.
I see that everyone loves LaTeX with virtually no exception - have no idea if it's an acquired taste that everyone gets, or it's my defect for being unable to find any inherent value in it as a reader. In any case, I just don't get it, lol.