Back in March I made version 1 of ineedaresu.me in about 5 hours between class (v1 can be seen at ineedaresu.me/old). I didn't even intend on posting it online until some people on Reddit encouraged me to. After that it got pretty popular!
After 8 months I decided it needed a refresh. I built it from the ground up while learning some AngularJS. It's now much faster, has much more customization options, and is much better looking (in my opinion)...
I put the site up ~10 minutes ago after a short beta test with some users - now I'm looking from feedback from some pros!
Let me know what you think!
(I know some of you will dive in and judge my Angular Skills.. just a warning they aren't super good yet).
I've seen a bunch of online resume sites like that popping up. Mine is aimed more at non-designer/developers - people applying for lower-level jobs, or even students applying for their first job. I wanted it to be something that could be used by the people who need it most. I've been working with a few non-profit job placement organizations to make them their own similar generators!
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I put the site up ~10 minutes ago after a short beta test with some users - now I'm looking from feedback from some pros!
Let me know what you think!
(I know some of you will dive in and judge my Angular Skills.. just a warning they aren't super good yet).