Introducing a dynamic resume website powered by Co...

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[Kapil Yadav]

Introducing a dynamic resume website powered by Compose Multiplatform Web (WASM). Simply host your JSON on a server and update your resume directly from there. With a fully dynamic PDF-like website, changing job details has never been easier. Try it out and say hello to a stress-free resume experience.

Resume Url - https://kapil-resume.netlify.app/
Github - https://github.com/KapilYadav-dev/KotResume

Thanks, Thanks, @mohamed rejeb @Abdul Basit @Sebastian Aigner for feeding compose web projects : )
Kotlin is boom for sure. 🚀

[Shabinder Singh]

cool, will check out.
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[Kapil Yadav]

yes THE GOAT

[xoangon]

Scrolling feels janky to me in the https://kapil-resume.netlify.app/ page. Have you checked out the stability of your data @Kapil Yadav?

[Kapil Yadav]

Yes agreed, but web is still experimental and I saw these jankiness in many other examples.

Do you know some specific way for this or its totally related to compose

[xoangon]

I’m lacking context here, as I haven’t tried Compose Multiplatform myself yet. I know that for Jetpack Compose (Android) you can both use the Android Studio Layout Inspector + Compiler reports.

I don’t know if any of these tools are available for Compose/WASM, though. Are them? Curious to know here

[Kapil Yadav]

That is sad stuff, kmp doesn't support debug layout inspector yet 🥲

[Oliver.O]

If you are concerned about recompositions, this might help: https://github.com/OliverO2/compose-counting-grid/blob/master/src/commonMain/kotlin/RecomposeHighlighter.kt

[Kapil Yadav]

Thanks man @Oliver.O. That's great.
Just checked it. There is no recompostion happening @xoangon.
Web is in very experimental phase. Maybe down the line we'll optimise this.