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Author: sinaatalay

README.md

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-# rendercv-appdocs
+# RenderCV App
+
+We are developing an app on top of our open-source engine ([`rendercv` Python package](https://github.com/rendercv/rendercv)). The [web app](https://app.rendercv.com) is now available in beta, with iOS and Android versions coming soon.
+
+## Mission
+
+There isn't currently a cross-platform tool that allows people to store and maintain their CVs.
+
+Therefore, people generally:
+
+-   Create their CVs using Microsoft Word, Google Docs, or Overleaf.
+-   Save them as PDFs in their cloud storage.
+-   Access the PDFs from their PCs or mobile phones whenever they need them.
+
+But:
+
+-   Are we truly organized with our cloud storage, or do we end up searching through old emails to find our CVs?
+-   Can we effectively version-control our CVs? Can we find versions from, say, 2012?
+-   Is the formatting of our CVs good, or do we often receive feedback about bad formatting?
+-   If we spot a typo at the last minute, can we quickly fix it from our mobile devices?
+
+We have solved these kinds of problems in other areas with apps before:
+
+-   **Photos:** We no longer need to worry about folders and files; photo apps organize them for us, doing a much better job because they're tailored for it.
+-   **Notes:** We don't need to keep track of lots of Word files anymore; we have tools like Notion and Obsidian.
+-   **Music:** We used to store music as MP3 files in our folders. Now, we have Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube Music.
+
+All of these examples share a common idea: they are purpose-built apps designed specifically for their applications. Yet, we don’t have a purpose-built CV app that embodies this same idea.
+
+Imagine an app for CVs:
+
+-   You simply write your content and get a very professional CV as a PDF.
+-   You store your CVs and lock their versions where everything is securely stored.
+-   You can access them from your mobile device and share any version of your CV with a click.
+-   You can fix typos directly from your mobile app.
+-   You even have the option to bring your own LaTeX templates to the app.
+-   There is a platform where people can share their templates, allowing you to choose the best one for your purpose.
+
+We are building this app on top of our open-source engine so that your CVs generated with RenderCV will always be reproducible, and you can use RenderCV without using the app.
+
+##  Comments and Feedback
+
+We aim to complete this app for all platforms as quickly as possible, and we'd love to hear your feedback and comments as we move forward. Your input is highly valued.
+
+Please share your comments in [this discussion](https://github.com/rendercv/rendercv-app/discussions/1).
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+If you encounter any bugs, issues, or have feature requests, please report them [here](https://github.com/rendercv/rendercv-app/issues).

docs/assets/images/logo.svg

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 import ruamel.yaml
 
 import rendercv.data as data
-import rendercv.renderer as renderer
 
 repository_root = pathlib.Path(__file__).parent.parent
 rendercv_path = repository_root / "rendercv"

docs/update_entry_figures.py

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     - content.action.edit # view source button for pages
     - navigation.footer # the previous and next buttons in the footer
     - navigation.indexes # allow mother pages to have their own index pages
-    # - navigation.tabs # render classical type of navbar at top
     - navigation.instant # instant navigation for faster page loads
     - navigation.instant.prefetch # prefetch pages for instant navigation
     - navigation.instant.progress # show progress bar for instant navigation