A web-based application that allows users to create a CV(Curriculum Vitae)/Resumé in portable document format (pdf).
Watch demo: YouTube
App link: Python Anywhere
This web application was made as a final project for Harvard's Introduction to Programming course. The goal was to build a full fledged web application, combining the knowledge obtained from both CS50 and CS50P courses.
CV-Generator helps users to create a portable document format (pdf) of a CV (Curriculum Vitae) after filling out a single page form.
- Personal Information section where users type their name, address, upload their picture, etc.
- Target Job Title section lets users add a target job title they have been aiming for to their resume.
- Experience section where users enter up to five vocational experiences.
- Education section allows users to add up to five different educational fields.
- Skills section where users type their skills that make them stand out in the job market.
- Functions for formatting data which were also included in unit tests:
get_duration()is a function which takes two dates as arguments and calculates the duration between two dates and returns that duration in years and months.date_formatter()is a function which takes a date as an argument in 'YYYY-MM' format and returns a string type of the date in 'MM.YYYY' format.skill_formatter()is a function which takes an array of strings of skills as an argument and returns just a single string with pipe '|' added between each skills.
- Python 3.11
- Flask 2.2
- Jinja 3.1
- HTML
- CSS
- Bootstrap
- JavaScript
- Visual Studio Code
- GIT & Github
- Google Colab
- iTerm2
- Utilizing a database to keep users data, so they could create CVs swiftly later on.
You might be able to test this application at: Python Anywhere I would appreciate any kind of feedback. (See Contact below)
I'm Hakan. You could reach me at info@hakanayata.com
print("This was CS50P!")