ResumeX is the new generation open-source resume platform that forces you to prepare a resume of only two pages to present yourself best.
This project will be a never-ending project as long as donors fund it, and it will constantly grow and improve with open-source contributors.
You can see the current status of the project on Github ResumeX Project page below:
https://github.com/users/ibalpinar/projects/2/
You can request for the task you want to do.
Important Notice for April 29, 2024: I thought I could find contributors for the project ResumeX by objectives I set, but currently I am the only one working as a developer in all areas (idea, ux, ui, back-end, front-end, devops & infrastructure). Therefore I need to update the target dates:
- Get the landing page of the ResumeX live. At this phase, only demand will be collected.
- Get the MVP of the ResumeX live. This will be the Alpha version of the project and will be spread by word of mouth in a closed system.
- Get the 3rd phase of the ResumeX live. This will be the Beta version of this project. Anyone who wants to open an account can use the entire system. Based on the feedback received, the system will continue to be improved.
- This is the 4th phase of the ResumeX, which will move from the beta version to the live version.
- For open source repository:
- 10 Watchers
- 30 Forks
- 150 Stars
- Project in live:
- 5000 active users
- 1000 active resumes
First, I recommend that you install it with Homebrew. If you don't have Homebrew installed on your system, you can install Homebrew first.
Install Nodejs v21.x
If you have Homebrew installed on your system, open your favorite Terminal and run the following commands:
$ brew update
$ brew install node@21
Note: If you use more than one Nodejs version, you can easily switch between Nodejs versions by installing NVM.
$ brew install [email protected]
$ brew services start [email protected]
Clone the ResumeX repository with your favorite method, such as SSH:
$ git clone [email protected]:ibalpinar/resumex.git
$ npm install
$ npm start
Note: The npm start
command runs the starts
script in the package.json file.
$ git clone [email protected]:ibalpinar/resumex.git
$ npm install
$ npm start
You can run the application from an IDE or a code editor with a debugger by connecting to npm start.
You can also run the line directly from the terminal in the start
script.
$ node --env-file config/dev.env src/index.js
BTW, New participants are welcome! You can get involved in the project whenever you want, on any topic you wish to...