markdeep-thesis VS aviraldg

There's also Bindery, a JavaScript library for book creation: https://evanbrooks.info/bindery/

On top of it and the in-browser Markdown renderer Markdeep, I've built a tool for typesetting undergraduate theses: https://github.com/doersino/markdeep-thesis/

And, coincidentally, I've written a blog post about controlling the settings in Chrome's "Print" dialogue with CSS just a few days ago (other browsers don't support many of the relevant features): https://excessivelyadequate.com/posts/print.html

(Somewhat) related self-promotion: I've found that converting from HTML(+YAML) to PDF is one of the best ways to create a resume. It's very easy to come up with a good design, you can separate data (YAML) and presentation (HTML and CSS), and also export different views over the underlying data with simple filters (e.g. when generating a resume to apply to a job, only include the experiences that are relevant)

The code is pretty terrible, but you can see an example (my resume) here:

* Data - https://github.com/aviraldg/aviraldg.github.io/blob/master/_...

* HTML - https://github.com/aviraldg/aviraldg.github.io/blob/master/r...