How I made my resume with HTML and Tailwind CSS

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    I created my new resume with Astro and TailwindCSS (by ronanru)

  • I hope this post was useful for you. Here is my finished resume. If you use a method described in this post to make a resume, please share it with me on Twitter. Thanks for reading!

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  • Luckily, I found that in astro you can do it easily with the astro-icon package. This package uses Iconify, an icon library that combines dozens of different icon packs into one. The most interesting icon pack for me was the SVG Logos as it includes all logos for different tech companies, programming languages, etc. Now, adding these icons is as simple as:

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  • I prefer using Tailwind CSS, and the easiest way to create a basic web page with Tailwind is by using Astro. I began by creating a new Astro project with npm create astro@latest using the Empty template. Then, I added Tailwind by running npx astro add tailwind. Now, I have a blank web page that I can customize with HTML and Tailwind.

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