The FluentCV Desktop 1.0 beta release will present HackMyResume functionality in a cross-platform desktop application for OS X, Linux, and Windows.
HackMyResume will offer GitHub integration for versioned resume storage and
retrieval via the COMMIT or STORE command(s) starting in 1.7.0 or 1.8.0.
The fresh-themes 1.0 release will bring 100% coverage of the FRESH and JRS object models—all resume sections and fields—along with documentation, theme developer's guide, new themes, and a freeze to the FRESH theme structure.
Including Markdown-to-LaTeX translation and more LaTeX-driven themes / formats.
Will start appearing in v1.7.0, with incremental improvements in 1.8.0 and beyond.
Better resume sorting of items and sections: ascending, descending, by date or other criteria (#67).
Support remote loading of themes and resumes over http, https, and
git://. Enable these usage patterns:
```bash
hackmyresume build https://somesite.com/my-resume.json -t informatic
hackmyresume build resume.json -t npm:fresh-theme-ergonomic
hackmyresume analyze https://github.com/foo/my-resume
```
Should reduce certain classes of errors and allow HMR to display a nifty 100% code coverage badge.
Expanded documentation and samples throughout.
Add support for schema-driven cover letters and job descriptions.
HackMyResume 2.0 will ship with support for, yes, RPG-style character sheets. This will demonstrate the tool's ability to flow arbitrary JSON to concrete document(s) and provide unique albeit niche functionality around various games (#117).
Basic support for rich text .rtf output formats.
Investigate adding groff support, because that would, indeed, be dope (#37).
Investigate adding org mode support (#38).
Investigate adding Scribus SLA support (#54).
When released.
- TBD