[Question] What is the difference between this and Reactive Resume?

[Cjkeenan]

I saw that this was initially fork of Reactive Resume so I was wondering what are the main differences between the two apps? I see that their webpage layouts' are slightly different but other than that I cannot find a reason to choose one over the other. Thank you for any help you can provide.

[SHENG-X]

Hello @Cjkeenan, thanks for your comment. The main differences between these two apps are the simple resume app is focused on building a professional Canadian resume, other than that it also intended to provide a better UX for technical and non-technical users. There are more changes than just the layout, for example, the markdown Textarea in the Reactive Resume app is fully replaced with the more friendly editable text for non-technical users. Animations are added for moving and delete an item. There are more internal data structure changes too. Other than that, I'll be super active in maintaining this project.

Hopefully, that answers your question.

[Cjkeenan]

yeah that's exactly what I was looking for. Great work by the way, the only issues I have had thus far was having multiple levels of bullets, which I just manually got around with the use of spaces and hyphens, and being able to move the sections around at will, which maybe could be done with the use of a custom template. Otherwise I am very happy.

[SHENG-X]

@Cjkeenan Thanks for your feedback. I'll add them to the new feature list, and I'll start work on them as soon as I can.

[Cjkeenan]

also is there a spellchecker in use?

[Cjkeenan]

Hello @Cjkeenan, thanks for your comment. The main differences between these two apps are the simple resume app is focused on building a professional Canadian resume

What exactly is a "Canadian resume"? I've never heard of that term.

[SHENG-X]

@Cjkeenan Currently, there is no spellchecker implemented yet. I was thinking about implementing the spellchecker, but I did not get it to work. It probably will take a bit of time for me to get there.

I am sorry for the confusion on the "Canadian resume". My definition for "Canadian resume" is a resume that works for people in Canada since I am from Canada.

[SHENG-X]

Hello @Cjkeenan, the multilevel list and spellchecker features are fully supported in the lastest app.

[Cjkeenan]

@SHENG-X Is it live on the website, and if so how do I use the multilevel list because tabbing doesn't seem to be working.

[SHENG-X]

@Cjkeenan Yes, it is live on the website. https://simpleresume.ca/. Tab should work. The app is serviced from cache first so you probably do not have the latest code on your browser. To solve the problem for now, can you try hard reload the page or open the site in incognito mode?

You should see something like this.

[Cjkeenan]

OK so I reset the data for the site and its now working but when I import my resume, all of the formatting seems to be screwed up, see image below:

Any idea what is causing this? I exported right before I cleared the site data.

[SHENG-X]

Hello @Cjkeenan, you see this because the internal data structure changed completely. At this point, there is no backward compatibility so you will need to copy past or re-enter your descriptions. I am sorry for the inconvenience :(.

[Cjkeenan]

No problem, just wondering.

[SHENG-X]

let me know if you have other feature requests or some templates that you would like to use. I'll try my best to get them implemented :).

[Cjkeenan]

Yeah my biggest feature request would probably be a custom template that you could format like a table, specify number of rows and how many columns in each row and being able to resize those columns. Then being able place the categories into those grid areas. Also with resizing the grid, having some sort of snapping would be nice, either snapping to 1/2, 1/4, 1/3, etc of page and also snapping to other elements on the page. I hope that makes sense, if not , please ask for clarification.