Astro Theme Resume

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An open-sourced personal resume site template with a blog, built with Astro and Tailwind.

Overview:

The Astro Resume is a modern and feature-rich resume theme built on Astro v4 with TailwindCSS. It comes pre-installed and pre-configured with ESLint/Prettier, offering accessible, semantic HTML markup, dark/light mode, optimized images using Astro Assets Integration, MD & MDX posts support, pagination, RSS feed, sitemap generation, and expressive code syntax highlighting.

Features:

  • Built on Astro v4
  • TailwindCSS utility classes
  • ESLint/Prettier pre-installed and pre-configured
  • Responsive & SEO-friendly design
  • Dark/Light Mode with Tailwind and CSS variables
  • Astro Assets Integration for optimized images
  • MD & MDX posts support
  • Pagination, automatic RSS feed, auto-generated sitemap

Summary:

The Astro Resume theme is a powerful and customizable option for creating a personalized online resume. With its comprehensive features, easy installation process, and detailed guide for customization, users can quickly set up their resume websites with modern design elements and efficient functionality.

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Astro

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