danibuiza/cv.js

Jquery based tool to generate cvs

cv.js (in progress) (the objective is just to learn how to use jquery)

dependencies: -jquery, google-maps, jquery-ui-maps, requirejs

info: -Jquery based tool to generate cvs

demo (in ie works not so good...I am working on that)

• http://danibuiza.github.io/cv.js/cv/

main use cases and data model features:

• create a personal cv

• cv contains sections

• section contains attributes

• all these can generate a json or an html with the content of a cv

• search engine to retrieve cvs by passed parameters or labels

• possibility to search by any kind of parameter or text -> return meta data with information about the content searched

• extras to play with maps and some jquery effects

still todo: DONE - zoom in the maps

• add marker with some info in the point center
• rebrush styles and structure
• add pdf to download that slides
• email? links?
• experience tests?
• university tests?
• currently it is completely beta
• generate json and html properly
• css to generated content
• store cv in memory or db
• retrieve list of cvs
• search engine
• put more info DONE more or less - slider menu

bugs: all:

• minimize browser and things are ugly
• elements loose control when minimizing
• zooming in and out in the map does not work, some africa region is shown in the background...

iexplorer:

• minimize browser and things are ugly DONE - internet explorer does not load correctly, everything is expanded on loading DONE - div with map is visible with a grey background at the loading DONE - maps are not shown DONE - load html does not work -> load will be deleted DONE - somehow works now, probably something to do with the cache DONE - hover() method jquery does not work properly on IE? cannot believe it...-> probably the problem is just that someths were cached

chrome: DONE -load html does not work -> probably load cannot be used in chrome locally

hacks/requirejs:

in order to load google maps properly something like this has to be done in the file where the maps are used:

require(['http://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/js?sensor=true&callback=gmapsLoaded']);

gmapsLoaded should be initialized using jquery.Deferred()

couple of changes in the ui map library in order to make it work with require.js: -google.maps.MVCObject not recognized, so commented - passed google as dependency via require