I would say (from my own personal observation, I'm no authority on this topic) that the percentages themselves are often ignored and just an obstacle in the way of reading a skills list. This is slightly better since there's an absolute value, but even still, it gets skewed (big stylesheet imports can make CSS seem like your top language). I did previously have something similar on my site which aggregated from my Github contributions to determine percentages of languages used from all contributions. Scripting skills are 95% of what? Your overall skill-set? But then Troubleshooting is also 95% so what's the overall value? There is absolutely an importance in demonstrating your proficiency in certain areas, but I don't believe the percentages do the job, just adds confusion. I do really like the timeline from the resume JSON, but I will say the skills section with percentages is a trend that's never made much sense to me.
I'll definitely recommend this to anyone looking for a quick magic bullet.
#Open source web template portable
This looks fantastic, and well done on making it portable for any dev to use. This made think about promoting my project to anyone who wishes to use it as a base for their own website and make it truly open source community driven.
Recently someone forked my project on GitHub, updated the json file with their personal information and made their own personal webpage. We encourage the use of our templates for business, personal, and non-profit websites.
#Open source web template free
Our Mission at Open Source Website Templates is to provide the highest quality, carefully selected free CSS and XHTML web templates available for your use. So my app expects the json file to follow this standard. Open Source Website Templates brings you some of the best designers to showcase their free website template designs. So I found this open-source initiative called JSON Resume, that sets a standard for representing resumes as json.
#Open source web template update
One of the requirements I had in mind was that the application should load all the personal information from a json file so that I could easily update the website with my most recent information. JSON Resume open source initiative standard This app uses the Dev.to REST API to display my latest published articles, so this is a perfect template for anyone who's part of this community ) So I decided to go with ReactJS and the CSS framework Bulma for styling.
I'm mostly a backend developer so I wanted to explore one of the popular JS frameworks, as I don't have that opportunity at work. A few months ago I started looking for a new job and one of the first steps I took was to build my personal webpage with my CV information.
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