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This is my personal CV site. While code is public (MIT),
it's designed for my personal use, not as a template.
2025-11-09 13:54:31 +00:00

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CV Site - Go + HTMX

Go Version HTMX License Template

Modern, minimal curriculum vitae website for Juan Andrés Moreno Rubio built with Go and HTMX.

A professional, bilingual CV site with server-side PDF generation, HTMX interactivity, and a clean paper design aesthetic. Perfect template for developers looking to create their own CV website with modern tech and minimal JavaScript.

📌 Project Status

This is a portfolio/showcase project demonstrating production-grade Go and HTMX development.

Template Usage: Feel free to fork and customize this CV template for your own use following the CUSTOMIZATION.md guide.

Contributions: This is a personal CV project and is feature-complete. I'm not actively seeking contributions, but you're welcome to use this as a template for your own CV! If you find a critical security vulnerability, please follow the SECURITY.md process.

📑 Table of Contents

🚀 Features

  • Bilingual Support - Spanish and English with instant switching (no page reload)
  • Server-Side PDF Export - Professional PDF generation using chromedp (headless Chrome)
  • Browser Print - Alternative print-friendly layout for manual PDF creation
  • HTMX Dynamic Updates - Smooth UX without heavy JavaScript
  • Paper Design - Professional CV on elegant white paper with gray background
  • Responsive - Mobile, tablet, and desktop friendly
  • JSON-Based Content - Easy to update without touching code
  • AI Development Section - Showcases modern AI-assisted development skills
  • Fast & Lightweight - Go backend with chromedp for PDF generation
  • Security Hardened - CSP headers, XSS protection, secure defaults
  • Production Ready - Systemd service, CI/CD workflows, deployment guides
  • Developer Friendly - Hot reload, clear code structure, comprehensive Makefile

📸 Demo

Live Features:

  • Single-page application with no page reloads
  • Instant language switching (English ↔ Spanish)
  • Professional PDF export with perfect font rendering
  • Responsive design from mobile to desktop
  • Clean paper aesthetic on gray background
  • Print-friendly layouts

Note: This is a personal CV site template. Fork it and customize the JSON files with your own information!

📋 Quick Start

Prerequisites

  • Go 1.21+ installed
  • Chrome/Chromium (for PDF generation)
  • Make (optional, recommended for easier development)

Installation & Run

```bash

Clone the repository

git clone https://github.com/yourusername/cv.git cd cv

Option 1: Using Make (recommended)

make dev

Option 2: Using Go directly

go run main.go

Option 3: Build and run binary

go build -o cv-server && ./cv-server ```

Access the Site

Open http://localhost:1999 in your browser

Language switching is instant via HTMX - no page reload required!

📄 Updating Your CV

Edit JSON files in data/:

  • English: data/cv-en.json
  • Spanish: data/cv-es.json

No code changes needed - just refresh browser!

🖨️ Export to PDF

  1. Click "Download as PDF" button in the action bar
  2. PDF is generated server-side using headless Chrome
  3. File downloads automatically: CV-Juan-Andres-Moreno-Rubio-{lang}.pdf

Advantages:

  • Consistent rendering across all platforms
  • Perfect font rendering
  • No browser compatibility issues
  • Professional quality output

Browser Print (Alternative)

  1. Click "Print Friendly" button
  2. Use browser print dialog (Cmd/Ctrl + P)
  3. Select "Save as PDF"

Endpoints:

  • English PDF: http://localhost:1999/export/pdf?lang=en
  • Spanish PDF: http://localhost:1999/export/pdf?lang=es

🎯 Key Technologies

  • Backend: Go 1.21+ (stdlib net/http, graceful shutdown)
  • PDF Generation: chromedp (headless Chrome automation)
  • Frontend: HTMX 1.9.10 (hypermedia-driven interactions)
  • Styling: Custom CSS with Quicksand font from Google Fonts
  • Data: JSON files for easy content management
  • Deployment: Systemd service, manual binary, GitHub Actions CI/CD

📚 Documentation

  • DEPLOYMENT.md - Production deployment guides (VPS, cloud platforms, systemd)
  • CUSTOMIZATION.md - Complete guide to customizing this template for your CV
  • API.md - HTTP endpoints documentation and HTMX integration
  • SECURITY.md - Security policy, vulnerability reporting, deployment considerations
  • LICENSE - MIT License

🚀 Deployment

This project is production-ready with multiple deployment options. See DEPLOYMENT.md for complete guides.

Systemd Service

```bash

Install as systemd service

make install-service

Update running service

make update-service ```

Manual Deployment

```bash

Build optimized binary

make build

Run in production mode

GO_ENV=production ./cv-server ```

Cloud Platforms

Deployment guides available for:

  • Fly.io - Complete fly.toml configuration
  • Google Cloud Run - Container deployment
  • AWS ECS - Task definitions
  • Railway / Render - Auto-deploy configs

See DEPLOYMENT.md for detailed instructions.

Environment Configuration: Copy .env.example to .env and customize:

  • PORT - Server port (default: 1999)
  • GO_ENV - Environment (development/production)
  • TEMPLATE_HOT_RELOAD - Enable template hot-reload in development

Security: See SECURITY.md for production deployment best practices.

🎨 Customization

Want to use this template for your own CV? See CUSTOMIZATION.md for the complete guide!

Quick Start Customization

  1. Update Content: Edit data/cv-en.json and data/cv-es.json with your information
  2. Customize Styling: Modify static/css/main.css (colors, fonts, layout)
  3. Adjust Templates: Edit files in templates/ directory
  4. Add Sections: Update internal/models/cv.go and JSON files

The CUSTOMIZATION.md guide includes:

  • Complete JSON schema documentation
  • Visual customization (colors, fonts, layout)
  • Template modification examples
  • Adding new languages
  • Advanced customization patterns

🤝 Using This Template

This project is open-source and available for you to use!

Fork it and create your own CV Customize following CUSTOMIZATION.md Star it if you find it useful Share it with others who might benefit

Note: This is a personal portfolio project. I'm not actively accepting contributions, but you're free to use it as a template for your own CV!

📄 License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

TL;DR: You can use this template for your own CV site, modify it, and distribute it. Just keep the original copyright notice.

💬 Questions or Issues?

🙏 Acknowledgments

  • HTMX - For making hypermedia-driven applications enjoyable
  • chromedp - For reliable headless Chrome automation
  • Go Community - For excellent standard library and tooling
  • AI Assistance - For accelerating development and documentation

Built with ❤️ using Go, HTMX, and AI assistance