Hey all, I just created https://proposals.es which, like the title says, lets you browse through ECMAScript proposals.
Some of the main features:
* All proposals are colocated in one place and sorted by stars (In the tc39/proposals GitHub repo it is split up in 6 different markdown files with proposals in no particular order)
* You can filter proposals via search
* Proposal READMEs as well as additional details show side by side
* Proposals without a README still render as an iframe
Likewise for me, I would love if I could reach out to you. I had applied awhile back and hadn't gotten a response, and did not have any way I could mention that I saw the post here. Would be greatly appreciated, thanks.
Thanks for the suggestions! I'll try to improve the contrast. As you mentioned, most of the templates I chose were the popular ones from sites like ShareLaTeX and Overleaf. I am happy ot add more templates, if someone were to open a "Template Request" issue on the repo.
And yeah, I was hoping to add import/export to json as well as an "import from LinkedIn" functionality.
Thanks! I was definitely planning on adding an import/export feature so that you don't have to keep starting from scratch, so I can try to see if I can make it compatible with jsonresume too.
Hey all! latexresu.me is a website for generating LaTeX resumes easily.
Basically, you just choose a template, fill in as much (or as little) info as you want, and click "Preview Resume" at any point to see your current generated PDF. You can switch your template on the fly at any point and once you're happy with your results you can download the PDF or the generated LaTeX source code. Please let me know what you guys think!
Some of the main features:
* All proposals are colocated in one place and sorted by stars (In the tc39/proposals GitHub repo it is split up in 6 different markdown files with proposals in no particular order) * You can filter proposals via search * Proposal READMEs as well as additional details show side by side * Proposals without a README still render as an iframe
You can find the source on GitHub: https://github.com/saadq/proposals.es. Built with Next.js, React, and TypeScript.