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From Code to Clouds: Hosting a Professional Resume on GitHub Pages

DEV Community: html·Rahimah Sulayman·about 1 month ago
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Introduction Imagine an employer or recruiter landing on your profile. Instead of a standard, static PDF, they are greeted with a fast, responsive, and live-hosted website that showcases your professional journey with precision. It doesn’t just show them your experience, it proves you have the technical initiative to build, manage, and deploy your own digital footprint. In this article, I’ll walk you through how I took a professional Pilot’s resume from a local code editor to a live URL using HTML, CSS, and GitHub Pages , including specific terminal hurdles I encountered along the way. Learning Objectives: Configure my global Git identity. Initialize and manage a clean local workspace. Troubleshoot common terminal errors like fatal: not a git repository. Deploy a live project using GitHub Pages. ** Prerequisites** To follow along with this tutorial, you will need to have Git Bash installed on your Windows machine.…

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