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2019: Choose Boring Technology
2018: The div that looks different in every browser
2017: Village wedding
2015: Thirteen
2014: Migration department boss removed
2014: HTML from the Microsoft Word
2014: TestFrameworkInATweet.php – a PHP unit testing framework in a tweet
2014: CSS Colorguard – keep a watchful eye on your CSS colors
2013: Genericons— a free, GPL, flexible icon font for blogs!
2013: Women are the new leading demographic in technology
2013: Integrating Node.js with PHP
2013: Infinite scrolling in WordPress themes
2013: There is nothing like a cron job that runs every m…
2013: Dynamic Website Compressor
2013: Why or why my most creative time is on Sunday nigh…
2012: Weekly digest – 2012-07-08
2012: 10 year anniversary
2011: Day in brief – 2011-07-08
2010: flac2mp3
2009: Forget the URL

Json Résumé – a community driven open source initiative to create a JSON based standard for résumés

Json Résumé – a community driven open source initiative to create a JSON based standard for résumés.

It’d be awesome to see LinkedIn integration with this.

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Format LinkPosted on July 8, 2014Author Leonid MamchenkovCategories All, Technology, Web workTags human resource, JSON, LinkedIn, standards, work

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