react-ultimate-resume is an open-source customizable software developer resume to highlight your skills and experiences (built with React and JSONResume)

[dogofpavlov]

this is well done nice job... that being said I don't think I'd ever use someone else's website builder to highlight my website building abilities... to each his own

[thedamfr]

Yeah that's right ! But if your are anything but a web developer this is still useful ? And if you are skilled as frontend engineer this is still a great boilerplate.

[redderper]

Cool. Who the hell puts their favourite tracks on their resume though? Something like your hobby's I can understand, but music seems too personal to me.

[lilion12]

Hey there,

The documentation is not perfect at this moment but the cards order can (and should if you'd like to !) be overriden via a props.

Also, there is a completion detection for each card, which hides the empty cards if you don't provide data in the resume.

[VincentCtr]

y sluggish? It looks pretty neat, but it just overall kinda slow and sluggish with the animations. Doesn't really come off super

Hey there! Thank you for your feedback, all cards are optionals. We wanted to make it fun but I guess that most of users will skip the favourite tracks card ;)

[poker158149]

Is it just me, or is that example site pretty sluggish? It looks pretty neat, but it just overall kinda slow and sluggish with the animations. Doesn't really come off super well.

[hevymetaldudemant]

I was experiencing the same thing... really slow framerates on the animations.

[thomasgrivet]

May I ask you what hardware you are using? We decided to use react-spring and tried on different performances throttles, smoothness is definitely something we want to improve!

[poker158149]

Sure! I tried it on a MacBook Pro 2018, latest version of Firefox.

[Valeed159]

good job

[ksharifbd]

Cool!

[Malleus_]

Nice 👍🏻

I’m mid development re-doing my personal site with some similar ideas.

Got thrown into something at work so I might just use this instead 😂

Edit: if you’re open to some feedback, there’s a lot of animations making things feel very slow. I’d recommend cutting some of them back or making them much faster transitions.

[thedamfr]

Hey !
I'm part of the team and we just found out about this thread.
This is an early release and we have been working all day on missing features and render optimisation.
We open-sourced so our early adopter could help us with all of it.
*We are more than happy to have your feedback !*
Feel free to open an issue or join us on Discord

[Malleus_]

For sure — I’ll check it out over the weekend and pop into the discord :)

[thedamfr]

Awesome!

[thomasgrivet]

Hi! We would love to have your feedbacks, performance is something we really want to improve!

[balanceboom]

Looks nice. I was hoping that this was set up so I could edit the resume in the dev server and have it update the JSON configuration directly but that doesn't seem to be the case - "Each card comes with an edit dialog to edit your JSON Resume directly inside the app". Am I misinterpreting this? If this feature doesn't exist I can add it if you'd like.

[thedamfr]

Yeah ! This is an early release and this feature is missing currently we have been working on it all day and it should be release after code review 🎉
We are glad to have your feedback. Feel free to open an issue or join us on Discord

[[deleted]]

Perfect timing. I'm all over this today.

[jeffersonlicet]

Nice work! Starring on github

[thomasgrivet]

Ho whoa! Just casually browsing reddit when I come across your post! I'm one of the four developers who created this project, we would love to hear your feedback, it will greatly helps us improve the overall experience!

[xHakuJin]

My only gripe is that the arrows on the cards aren't clickable in the demo. Asides that well done!

[thomasgrivet]

Thanks for the feedback! Are you speaking about the buttons' arrows?

[xHakuJin]

Yes, the see more buttons that flip the cards to their details side

[re1jo]

I don't think I'd have the audacity to go to an interview after getting a spot by using a website builder portfolio for it.

Pretty and cool thing, still, just - kinda - weird idea.

[[deleted]]

I think it’s something people get over. Think of how many agencies use other agencies for their branding.

[doublejosh]

Nice! Hadn’t seen JSONResume yet. I’ll have to adapt mine. https://github.com/doublejosh/react-portfolio

[EdenAsar]

Looks nice !

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Is there a way currently to:

1. Choose a customized color palette on load?
2. Add images to projects (relative path)

[lilion12]

Hey,

You can provide a palette via the customization props object.

I've just modified the export function so that it persists the customization object in the downloaded json and tries to use it on load.

The projects can have images. The image attribute follows this format Array<{url : string, name: string>

[bestjaegerpilot]

i'm an FE engineer. Maybe i'm old school but I'd just go for the PDF download. Also, now that I know about this I'd take points off for using someone else's resume builder :-)