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CV/Resume generation?
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this post was submitted on 03 Oct 2025
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I used LaTeX! I found a resume template and edited it.
I’m surprised there isn’t a good typst template for resumes that is easy to edit!
Same, I just like the typesetting defaults and ligatures. On Linux texlive+pdflatex and windows miktex.org if anyone else wants to try. Overleaf.com has a bunch of templates.
Yep, whatever template I use looks really nice. Very professional.
It’s actually the most editable format my resume has ever been in, too! I started using LaTeX over a decade ago. I just update it when I need to and it prints out exactly the same way to PDF.
I will proselytize something like this for a resume any time. I am very curious about typst as well!