Build Your CV with Docker and GitHub Actions
summary
A LaTeX CV lives in Overleaf, syncs to GitHub, and a Docker-based build runs in a GitHub Actions workflow that produces a main.pdf artifact and a release; build time is about two minutes and the demo shows version 2.2.1 appearing in the repo. The setup uses Docker and GitHub Actions for reproducible, platform-independent builds, relies on Overleaf → GitHub integration to push edits, and generally works though release notes generation can fail intermittently.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:45Reasons for GitHub hosting
- 3:56LaTeX CV advantages
- 5:00Live GitHub Actions demo
- 10:15How workflow works
- 12:34Q&A
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