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| Bewerbungsfoto.png | ||
| cv.aux | ||
| cv.log | ||
| cv.out | ||
| cv.pdf | ||
| cv.synctex.gz | ||
| cv.tex | ||
| LICENSE | ||
| README.md | ||
| section_competences.tex | ||
| section_experience_short.log | ||
| section_experience_short.tex | ||
| section_headline.tex | ||
| section_interests.tex | ||
| section_langues.tex | ||
| section_projects.tex | ||
| section_references.tex | ||
| section_scolarite.log | ||
| section_scolarite.tex | ||
| yaac-another-awesome-cv.cls | ||
Reposity information
Latex files of my cv
Origine of work
This is a latex class, built from the YAAC (Yet Another Awesome CV), by Christophe Roger (Darwiin).
https://github.com/darwiin/yaac-another-awesome-cv
https://www.overleaf.com/latex/templates/awesome-source-cv/wrdjtkkytqcw
Licence
It is under the LaTeX Project Public License as per the original class.
Purpose of the current version
The class has been optimised to use the system's fonts instead of importing its own, as well as lualatex.
What you need for it to work
You need the FontAwseome and Source Sans Pro Light fonts (dedicated packages in TeXlive). Those are part of collection-fontsextra in ArchLinux.
You also need the hyperref, tikz, fancyhdr, tcolorbox, etoolbox, url, parskip, babel (with the language you use) and fontspec latex packages.
What you need to pay attention to
Place the yaac-another-awesome-cv.cls file in your texmf folder or keep it in the same folder as the tex files.
You fill up the various sections of your CV in the tex files, then you can reorder the sections according to your wishes and needs.
I tend to put the headlines in the "social section" at the top of cv.tex, though it's not the original intend. I just find it fancier.
Language
You need to modify the language in the preamble of the cv.tex.
\usepackage[LANG]{babel}
Options
The class has two options : alternative (which I use) and monochrome (never used).
The preview CV is compiled with alternative option.
Photo
If you place a png or jpg picture in the compilation folder, you can then obtain the round picture at the top. Indicate the diameter of the picture as argument.
\photo{4cm}{Menshots-nobg}
I use a png with no background.