latexcv VS node-oauth2-server

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I generally avoid sending Word documents. IMO scanning PDFs is nowadays good enough to deal with LaTeX-generated PDFs. And when it comes to the templates... Personally I use LaTeX generated. Some time ago I was using LibreOffice but updating it was not pleasant. I wanted to have more fancy CV and store the source in GIT. I have chosen Sidebar Left from this repo: https://github.com/jankapunkt/latexcv and I am generally satisfied, but I also respect the above approach.

And for all resumes in https://github.com/jankapunkt/latexcv , I think they're not appropriate for CS resumes as they're too fancy

IMHO - Look at a different resume style nothing is jumping out at me and it's the style not the person. This is an older style very bland. There are lots of creative styles out there, you want to find what is most valuable about you and make that pop everything else is details. Example - https://github.com/jankapunkt/latexcv - this is just a few examples after a quick Google, I personally refuse to put my picture on there but a resume can show personality use it to your advantage.

Ja ga koristim za fakture, ali imas jako puno primera za CV u LaTeX-u (https://github.com/jankapunkt/latexcv)

NOTE: This project has been forked from oauthjs/node-oauth2-server and is a continuation due to the project appearing to be abandoned. Please see our issue board to talk about next steps and the future of this project.

So aside from that, there's things like oauth-server which does actually allow you to implement an authorization server. So, if you yourself have a database of users that you want third party clients to be able to authenticate against, you can create your own identity server and implement the various flows.... or maybe you have umpteen systems all with their own auth schemes and you want to standardize it - oauth can be used to centralize this authorization.

It's important to know that this far, although you can perfectly build your OAuth2 server from scratch using frameworks, such as the node-oauth2-server, we'll make use of GitHub's capabilities for the sake of simplicity.

you could take a look at https://github.com/oauthjs/node-oauth2-server (you have to do stuff yourself anyways)