You can find a mostly recently compiled version of my resume in the releases.
Tooling is managed with mise. No sudo, no system-wide TeX install.
mise install # TinyTeX (TeX Live) + tex-fmt
mise run setup # install the LaTeX packages resume.tex needs
mise run build # -> resume.pdfmise run setuponly needs to be re-run after a TinyTeX version bump, sincetlmgrwrites its packages inside mise's install directory.- Format the source with
mise run fmt(tex-fmt). - Using
latexmkinstead? Copy the config first:cp .latexmkrc.dist .latexmkrc - Voila!
This should work on Linux too — both TinyTeX and tex-fmt publish Linux builds — though I've only
tested it on a Mac. If you'd rather not use mise, install a full TeX Live (brew install --cask mactex-no-gui on a Mac, ~4GB) and run pdflatex resume.tex directly. For Windows... it's been so
long I can be of no help. TeX Live for Windows should help you out.
My licensing terms are thus: You are allowed to take my code whole-sale and produce your own resume. For obvious reasons you may not reuse any of the content (such as skills, etc) but do with the formatting as you will. If you use my source to build your resume, I would love a link to your resume to see what you did differently (usually better).