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This repository provides a resume template written in Markdown format, intended for software developers who want a clean, simple way to produce a professional-looking resume as a PDF.

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This repository provides a resume template written in Markdown format, intended for software developers who want a clean, simple way to produce a professional-looking resume as a PDF. Markdown is a plain-text format that uses simple symbols to indicate headings, bold text, lists, and other formatting, and it can be converted into polished documents without needing a word processor. The README is written in Chinese and walks through several ways to use the template. Since the Typora app, which the project was originally built around, now requires a paid license, the instructions now suggest using free online Markdown formatting tools instead. You paste the template content into one of those tools, pick a suitable theme, and download the result as a PDF. For people who do have Typora, the README explains how to install the included custom CSS theme file, open the template in Typora, and export the result to HTML first before printing to PDF. The HTML-to-PDF route is recommended over direct PDF export because direct export can produce minor formatting issues. The repository contains the resume template file itself, the custom stylesheet, and screenshots showing what the finished resume looks like. It is a practical starting point for any developer who wants a Markdown-based resume workflow without building one from scratch.

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