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See above, didn't know that existed but now I'm considering integrating it.

Any feedback on how to make resumes more relevant is very welcome. That is an area I would love to improve.

Yeah, I gave it a lot of thought, because being realistic who needs to build resumes every month?

I think having a 1 year access without recurring subscription is a nice way to be able to use the product (including updates) and not having to charge for something weird like single use/downloads.

I didn't know that existed, but it looks REALLY nice. It would be cool to allow for users to signup with regular email/password and let them import their own json.

I won't release the project per se, but I do plan on striping out all the business logic and release a full stack SaaS scaffolding (Node + React) of the project with the basics (dockerized dev enviroment, a CRUD, authorization, deploy ready etc...) for anyone to build a product like this. this.

edit: typo.

Hi OP here!

I made this tool because I always feel the pain when having to update my resume as well as my friends ones.

Since I tend to keep my Github pretty updated my idea was having a way to generate a professional looking resume getting the information from my profile (personal data, website, tags, repos, etc...) the fastest possible, without having to tinker much with the design or anything.

I haven't had the opportunity to test it with many people yet, so any feedback is more than appreciated.

> Are you like me and just feel like you should, but actually deep down you just don't really get anything from it?

No no, that is not the case. I do enjoy reading books and get good stuff from them. It's just that I feel some stuff gets lost eventually. This thread is making me see it in a different light though :)

An interesting way of seeing it, never thought about it that way but it definitely resonates.

OP here. I tend to read a book a week too!

"I don’t read a lot" this might be the "problem". Likely because of bad digital reading habits I completely lost the ability to focus while reading for pleasure.

Last year, I needed a few weeks (if not months) of a daily grind until I recovered the ability to read for prolonged periods of time without getting distracted.

Yeah, more than likely the only problematic part is the transition animation. The main problem was another component breaking the performance in the examples page, not the component itself. Should be fixed now :)