faq2html VS resume

While HTML and other markup languages are great, I wonder if there is a way to use a word processor while creating the document - focusing only on content (spellcheck, etc.) and not on formatting or on syntax. Then, a context specific converter (that is specific to the type of content - a resume, a newsletter, a FAQ page, etc.) takes care of adding the formatting and publishing it.

As an example, recently, I had to create a bunch of FAQ pages, and I created a tool like [1]. While Pandoc can be used, I still need to worry about (at least basic) formatting the doc while typing it out in the word processor to make it look good in the HTML output.

[1] https://github.com/abhishekbasu/faq2html

I made mine based on an ancient cls file years ago, update it every year or so and it's worked great. Repo is also public (you can click on the PDF to see what it looks like) at https://github.com/sbrother/resume.

I've got a bunch of the projects listed on my resume, feel free to take a look! https://github.com/sbrother/resume/blob/master/resume.pdf

I've had a ton of luck with a 5-year freelancing stretch on my resume by listing a sample of projects that I actually delivered during that stretch. If you think it's the resume stage where you're struggling, feel free to fork mine (https://github.com/sbrother/resume/blob/master/resume.pdf). The "Cairn Labs" section is my freelancing experience, and while it's probably overly long and wordy, I find some people in big companies are biased against freelancing and it helps to add evidence that it's "real" experience.