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-YAAC: Another Awesome CV [![CircleCI](https://circleci.com/gh/darwiin/yaac-another-awesome-cv.svg?style=svg)](https://circleci.com/gh/darwiin/yaac-another-awesome-cv) [![Example](https://img.shields.io/badge/Exemple-pdf-blue.svg)](https://github.com/darwiin/yaac-another-awesome-cv/releases/download/v1.8.0/cv.pdf)
-=================
-
-## Quick start
-
-You can edit online **YAAC: Another Awesome CV** template on [Overleaf](https://www.overleaf.com/latex/templates/awesome-source-cv/wrdjtkkytqcw). Feel free to use my [referal link](https://www.overleaf.com/signup?ref=54c221604cd6) if you want to create your account.
-
-## About
-
-**YAAC: Another Awesome CV** was first based on a CV template from Alessandro Plasmati. This template used _XeLaTeX_ engine and _[Fontin Sans](http://www.exljbris.com/fontinsans.html)_ font. 
-
-**Personal data** has moved on top of the first page just before the position and _[Fontin Sans](http://www.exljbris.com/fontinsans.html)_ font has been replaced by _[Source Sans Pro Font](https://github.com/adobe-fonts/source-sans-pro)_ from Adobe. _[Font Awesome](http://fontawesome.io/)_ icons highlight important elements.
-
-Unlike _Alessandro Plasmati_ CV template, all layout stuff in **YAAC: Another Awesome CV** has moved in the Latex class file _yaac-another-awesome-cv.cls_ to improve source code readability and style reusability.
-
-More informations about the original Alessandro Plasmati template can be found here :
-
-   -  [ Scribd ](http://fr.scribd.com/doc/16335667/Writing-your-Professional-CV-with-LaTeX)
-   -  [ LaTeX Templates ](http://www.latextemplates.com/template/plasmati-graduate-cv)
-   -  [ ShareLatex ](https://www.sharelatex.com/templates/cv-or-resume/professional-cv)
-
-## Preview
-
-### Normal style
-
-| Page. 1 | Page. 2 |
-|:---:|:---:|
-| ![Résumé](example/preview/cv1.jpeg) | ![Résumé](example/preview/cv2.jpeg) |
-
-### Alternative style
-
-| Page. 1 | Page. 2 |
-|:---:|:---:|
-| ![Résumé](example/preview/cv1-alternative.jpeg) | ![Résumé](example/preview/cv2-alternative.jpeg) |
-
-## How to use **YAAC: Another Awesome CV** latex class
-
-### Use the **YAAC: Another Awesome CV** options
-
-When declaring the `\documentclass` you can use option(s) to customize your CV rendering.
-1. **localFont** to use the fonts included in the _fonts_ folder
-2. **alternative** to use the _alternative header_ layout
-3. **10pt** or **11pt** or **12pt** to change the font size
-4. **compact** to reduce vertical space between you experience entries
-
-
-```latex
-% Used with no option, the template will use the 'traditional' 
-% header layout your system fonts and the default color scheme ie. blue
-\documentclass{yaac-another-awesome-cv}
-
-% Used with localFont option the template will use the 'traditional' 
-% header layout, fonts included in the fonts directory and the default color scheme
-\documentclass[localFont]{yaac-another-awesome-cv}
-
-% Used with alternative option, the template will use the 'alternative' 
-% header layout, your system fonts and the default color scheme
-\documentclass[alternative]{yaac-another-awesome-cv}
-
-% Used with localFont, alternative and 10pt options the template will use the 'alternative' 
-% header layout, fonts included in the fonts directory, the default color scheme and the '10pt' font size.
-% Based on the article document class, size options are 10pt, 11pt and 12pt
-\documentclass[localFont,alternative,10pt]{yaac-another-awesome-cv}
-
-% Used with 'compact' option the template will use the compact experience layout 
-% Feel free to use this option with the others that are available
-\documentclass[compact]{yaac-another-awesome-cv}
-
-```
-
-### Construct the header
-
-Outside of the `\socialinfo` wrapper you have to define the mandatory parameters `\name` and `\tagline`.
-
-```latex
-% Define author's name
-% Usage: \name{<firstname>}{<lastname>}
-% Mandatory
-\name{Christophe}{ROGER}
-
-% Define author's photo (optional)
-% Usage: \photo[<shape: circular, square, roundedsquare, squircle>]{<diameter>}{<photo>}
-% The shape of the author's photo is circular by default.
-\photo{2.5cm}{darwiin}
-
-% Define author's tagline
-% Usage: \tagline{<tag line>} 
-% Mandatory
-\tagline{Chef de projet IT}
-```
-
-Most social network have their command to render a clickable link or a simple text entry.
-
-```latex
-% Render author's linked-in (optional)
-% Usage: \linkedin{<linked-in-nick>}
-\linkedin{christopheroger}
-
-% Render author's viadeo(optional)
-% Usage: \viadeo{<viadeo-nick>}
-\viadeo{christopheroger}
-
-% Render author's github (optional)
-% Usage: \github{<github-nick>}
-\github{darwiin}
-
-% Render author's stackoverflow profile (optional)
-% Usage: \stackoverflow{<stackoverflow-user-id>}
-\stackoverflow{759643}
-
-% Render author's stackexchange profile (optional)
-% Usage: \stackexchange{<stackexchange-user-id>}
-\stackexchange{396216}
-
-% Render author's email (optional)
-% Usage: \email{<email adress>}
-\email{christophe.roger@mail.com}
-```
-
-Put these command in the `\socialinfo` wrapper. Feel free to add `\\` when you want to force a new line.
-
-```latex
-\socialinfo{
-  \linkedin{christopheroger}
-  \viadeo{christopheroger}
-  \github{darwiin}\\
-  \smartphone{+687 123 456}
-  \email{christophe.roger@mail.com}\\
-  \address{2 Rue du quartier, 98765 Ville, Pays}\\
-  \infos{Né le 23 septembre 1982 (35 ans) à Nouméa, Nouvelle-Calédonie}
-}
-```
-
-Use the `\makecvheader`command to generate the header.
-
-```latex
-\makecvheader
-```
-
-### Set the left column size
-
-Sections share the left column size (2.5cm by default). You can change this default size using the `\setleftcolumnlength` command.
-
-```latex
-% Override default left column length of (2.5cm) (optional)
-% Usage: \setleftcolumnlength{1.5cm} to change the left column lengtyh to 1.5cm
-% I recommend to use a size between 1.5cm to 2.5cm
-\setleftcolumnlength{1.5cm}
-```
-
-
-### Construct the _comptences_ or _skills_ section
-
-To list your awesome skills as keyword lists you first have to declare the `keywords` environment and then fill it with a list of keywordsentry
-
-```latex
-% Begin a new keywords environment to show us your awesome keywords
-  \begin{keywords}
-    
-    % Here's go your keyword lists group by categories
-    \keywordsentry{Frameworks}{Spring, Spring Boot, \textbf{Ionic 3}, Angular 2, Angular 4, ZK, JBoss RichFaces}
-  \end{keywords}
-```
-
-### Construct the _experiences_ section
-
-To describe your experiences you have first to declare the `experiences` environment
-
-```latex
-% Begin a new experiences environment to use experience and consultantexperience macro
-\begin{experiences}
-
-% Here's go your experiences
-
-\end{experiences}
-```
-
-Then you can describe your experiences using **\experience** and **\consultantexperience** entries. Each
-entry must be separated by the **\emptyseparator** 
-
-```latex
-% Begin a new experiences environment to use experience and consultantexperience macro
-\begin{experiences}
-
-% The experience entry work as below and can be used to describe a job experience
-  \experience
-    {End date}      {Experience title}{Enterprise}{Country}
-    {Begin date}    {
-    				  experience details
-                      \begin{itemize}
-                        \item Item 1: _Item 1 description_
-                        \item Item 2: _Item 2 description_
-                        \item Item 3: _Item 3 description_
-                      \end{itemize}
-                    }
-                    {Technology highlights}
-
-% The emptyseparator macro is used to create white space in your experience
-  \emptySeparator
-
-% The consultantexperience macro is very similar to the experience macro, but offer you 
-% the possibility tu put client details
-  \consultantexperience
-    {End date}        {Experience title}{Enterprise}{Country}
-    {Begin date}      {Client job title}{Clent enterprise}
-                    {
-                      experience details
-                      \begin{itemize}
-                        \item Item 1: _Item 1 description_
-                        \item Item 2: _Item 2 description_
-                        \item Item 3: _Item 3 description_
-                      \end{itemize}
-                    }
-                    {Technology highlights}
-\end{experiences}
-```
-
-### Construct the _languages_ section
-
-The _languages_ section use the **skills** environment. 
-
-```latex
-% Begin a new skills environment and fill it with skill entries
-  \begin{skills}
-
-% Render a skill in the skills environment
-% Usage: \skill{<skill>}{<level between 1 and 5>}
-    \skill{Français}{5}
-    \skill{Anglais}{4}
-
-% End the skills environment    
-  \end{skills}
-```
-
-### Construct the _scolarship_ section
-
-The _scolarship_ section use the **scolarship** environment.
-
-```latex
-\begin{scholarship}
-
-  % Render a scholarshipentry in the scolarship environment
-  % Usage: \scholarshipentry{<date>}{<description>}
-  \scholarshipentry{2007}
-    {Master STIC Professionel filière MBDS de l'Université de Nice Sophia Antipolis (Master Informatique spécialité Multimédia, Base de Données et intégration de Systèmes)}
-  \scholarshipentry{2005}
-    {Licence Sciences et Technologies, Mention Informatique, de l'Université de Nouvelle-Calédonie}
-\end{scholarship}
-```
-
-### Construct the _projects_ section
-
-The _projects_ section use the **projects** environment.
-
-```latex
-\begin{projects}
-  \project
-    {Simply City}{2017 - 2018}
-    {\website{https://www.simplycity.nc}{https://www.simplycity.nc} \website{https://innovation.engie.com/fr/news/actus/territoires/simply-city-lappli-qui-simplifie-la-ville-au-ces-2018-avec-engie/8156}{Présentation CES 2018} }
-    {Simply City est une application mobile, gratuite et participative destinée à tous les habitants, visiteurs et touristes qui séjournent dans une ville. L’application permet de connaître toutes les informations et services utiles en temps réel.}
-    {Ionic 3,Typescript,Javascript,Visual Studio Code}
-        
-\end{projects}
-```
-
-### Construct the _references_ section
-
-The _references_ section use the **references** environment.
-
-```latex
-  \begin{references}
-
-    % Here's go your references
-
-  \end{references}
-```
-
-Then you can list your references as follow:
-
-```latex
-  \begin{referees}
-    \referee
-      {John Snow}
-      {Lord Commander of the Night Watch}
-      {Night Watch}
-      {john.snow@nightwatch.org}
-      {+687 987 654}
-
-    \referee
-      {Géry Loutre}
-      {Architecte logiciel}
-      {Cafat}
-      {ref1@cafat.nc}
-      {+687 987 654}
-
-  \begin{referees}
-```
-
-
-## License
-
-Latex class file _yaac-another-awesome-cv_ is published under the term of the [LPPL Version 1.3c](https://www.latex-project.org/lppl.txt).
-
-All content files are published under the term of the [CC BY-SA 4.0 License](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/legalcode).