Dominic Lacaille's Resume / CV

Find the latest PDFs here:

EN	FR
📄dominic-lacaille-cv-en.pdf	📄dominic-lacaille-cv-fr.pdf

Why LaTeX?

Why not! Using a declarative language like Latex for my resume allows me to comment out experience to tailor my CV. I also love the idea of using a declarative language for typesetting, where I don't have to fight with Word for alignment or spacing.

Here's a list of other reasons for using Latex:

• Beautiful, the typesetting of Latex is unmatched
• Don't need a specific version of Word to get my resume to look the way I want
• Build it with CI!
• The challenge is fun and rewarding
• Can be versioned with Git

Installing LaTeX

MacOS (Homebrew):

brew install basictex

Windows (Chocolatey):

choco install texlive

Installing dependencies

Using tlmgr, install the following:

tlmgr update --self
tlmgr install latexmk classicthesis xcolor bera microtype koma-script mparhack palatino mathpazo fpl booktabs textcase titlesec tocloft footmisc caption currvita ragged2e everysel enumitem wrapfig fourier opensans fontaxes xkeyval fontawesome5 datenumber numprint preprint sectsty babel-french pgf
texhash

Compiling the LaTeX file

pdflatex -pdf dominic-lacaille-cv-en.tex

Creating a release

This repository automatically compiles a new version of the PDF files when a new version tag is pushed

git tag v1.0.0
git push --tags

You may also specify a release name with -a and -m

git tag -a v1.0.0 -m "Release v1.0.0"
git push --tags