Build A Digital Resume Using Python & Streamlit

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Are you looking for a job and want to stand out from the crowd? How about creating a digital resume? In this tutorial, I will show you what it takes to build a digital CV using Python and Streamlit.

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🚨 DISCLAIMER 🚨

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00:00 – Intro
00:57 – Disclaimer
01:32 – Project setup
03:06 – Imports and path settings
04:09 – General settings
05:16 – Running the app
06:20 – Loading the resources
07:04 – Hero section
07:57 – Social Links
08:55 – Experience and Qualifications
09:30 – Hard Skills
09:47 – Work History
10:51 – Projects and Accomplishments
11:21 – Styling the website
14:45 – Deploy your website
15:02 – Outro

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[CodingIsFun]

I hope you liked this Streamlit project.
Here are the links ⤵

*Happy Streamlit-ing!* 🚀

[davisonyeoguzoro]

I love how short and straight to the point your videos are 🌟

[misimacko]

I decided to do this today and I was looking for a video tutorial for it all day! It's 9 pm and I finally found it! Thank you!

[DanielCooke]

I had this bookmarked for so long and finally just made the time to complete it. It was super easy and im sure like many others it will help my resume stand out more. Thank you so much CodingIsFun and Im excited to watch all your other videos

[naomilago]

Thank you so much, I've been looking for a beautiful and nice one for a while ✨

[kaduflutist]

Thanks a lot for the video tutorial! I learned very good stuff here. I'm encouraged to move forward to higher grounds!

[pradyumnakubear]

Finally thanks for this tutorial, I complted my CV Super duper fast

[NinadPethkar]

I had something similar on my mind. Good design! keep it up.

[FirmanTarmizi]

Thanks John, my english not good but i understand clearly your explain with detail. Keep detail with your next video.

[CharmingData]

hi Coding is fun. I just created a video on building your resume website with Python and Dash. And a friend of mine told me about your video, so I thought it a pretty nice coincidence. Really cool video you made here, and you explain things very clearly. Congratulations.

[andfanilo]

What a beautiful app and great tutorial 🙂
Time for me to update my online resume I guess!

[liamgcarroll]

This is great - was looking into something like this myself. Thanks so much. Any hints on how you managed to connect the streamlit app to your website? Did you deploy to heroku and iframe? Thanks!

[MrDanilofontana]

That was a very nice project! I wonder if you can also make a QR code to the resume link.

[hela]

Amazing video.
Is there any tutorial how to add language selection option?

[SanataniAryavrat]

Nice tutorial mate! Thank you. Though StreamLit is good, but what I personally don't like in it, the ease of working.. specifically when we need to design full width analytics dashboards (using KPIs boxes, side by side plots, multi-tab sections for different plots at one place, the side bar design, static top and bottom menu and more...) ... may be I am wrong, but you could make some tutorials around these to help people like me and others... in fact your tutorial could have been much much awesome, if you had built full width resume (something like 3 columns design).... ☺

[ClaudioBOsorio]

Awesome! I will do this 100% Thanks a lot. I only have a question. Do you recommend posting the PDF with phone number and other info that can be used for malicious purposes?

[backingyou]

Many thanks for the informative video. It is very clear and very useful. As you may have already realized, the page is automatically scroll down to the Experience & Qualification part. Could you please help us to fix that kind of issues in your next videos?

[stinemardal]

I know I'm a bit late for this video, but I was wondering, if you have an idea to how I could insure a close/straight margin? I'm trying to get my pullet-points to be in a close/straight margin, but I don't have much luck with it. I'm also trying to make the text size smaller for the pullet points, which isn't working for me either. I'm writing in a st.markdown instead of columns, since i wanted to set mine up in different coloumns, and still have the color, for one side. I hopw you will be able to help with either one or both of my issues. Thank you for the video, it really helped me to get started!

[alirezasadeghi]

Dude your vids are great
A question. I noticed that you used the notebook app as your command line terminal at 1:48! Am i right? How do you do it?

[Alxmichael]

I love this. Short and sweet!

My concern is I can't create a .streamlit folder in Mac for the config.toml file. It says "You can’t use a name that begins with a dot “.”, because these names are reserved for the system. Please choose another name." Do you know a workaround this? Thanks!