resume/resume.github.com
Resumes generated using the GitHub informations
How resume.github.com is put together
resume.github.com is a small web application that renders developer résumés from GitHub profile data. It consists of a Rack entry point (config.ru) for serving the app, a set of static HTML view templates under views/, a single client-side JavaScript module (js/githubresume.js) that drives the résumé generation against the GitHub API, and CSS/image assets for styling. Data flow is client-driven: the browser loads an HTML view, the JavaScript fetches GitHub user/repo data, and results are rendered into the page. There is no server-side application logic, database, or build system visible in the repository.
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Rack entry point (config.ru)
Boots and serves the web application through a Rack-compatible server.
Client-side résumé engine (js/githubresume.js)
Fetches GitHub profile/repository data from the browser and renders the résumé into the page.
View templates (views/*.html)
Static HTML pages for the main résumé view, organization view, job/contributor info, API-limit and error states, opt-out flow, and 404 handling.
Landing page (index.html)
Entry HTML page served at the site root.
Styling layer (css/resume.css, css/print.css)
Screen styling for the résumé plus a dedicated print stylesheet.
Static assets (images/)
Favicon, loader animation, background texture, and screenshot/badge images.
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