jacec

You could start by linking what you think is a good resume.

There's a lot of different ways to make a resume, this is just one and im adding more templates as we speak.

You think this template is bad, thats fair. But i have other users that like this template. Everyone has their own opinions.

I am building more templates right now.

The current template was built with one of the users from applicantio and he uses that template.

What does a good resume look like to you?

Maybe people dont care about dependencies, i do so i decided to use Go to make a single file.

Because of the dependencies it seems like HotDoc only works on a server? Docsgen has versions for Windows, Mac and Linux without the need to have a server, virtual machine or stuff like that.

This is just the start of docsgen. I have planned code comment parsing, versioning, multi language support and more stuff. Syntax highlighting is almost finished for docsgen as well.

What i'm trying to build is a really lightweight solution that everyone can use without having to setup a lot of things. Docsgen will have a focus on API documentation rather then library documentation which HotDoc seems to focus.

Took a quick look at hotdoc.

Seems like it has a lot of dependencies. (docsgen is just one file)

I didn't look into it too much, but it has a very large code base for something that seems fairly simple (from my point of view...)

Could you explain why you would choose hotdoc over my tool, does it have some extra features?

Hi, im currently developing a deployment tool in NodeJS and React.

The idea is to create a platform where you can add your projects and add deployment methods (Git to FTP, Git to SSH) etc.

This is very early stage, i would love to get coders feedback and ideas for this.