The current implementation groups the listed skills in groups (in the example below "Languages" and "Web") and sorts the skills alphabetically.
technical_skill = [
# Languages
"Python", "Javascript", "Fortran",
# Web
"HTML", "CSS"
]
As a result:
Technical Skills
Tools: CSS, HTML
Languages: Fortran, Javascript, Python
This leads to unwanted results, e.g. Fortran and CSS coming before and getting more attention than Python and HTML. A workaround I am using is to hack tech_skills.toml or cvcreator's code.
Let's get rid of the alphabetical sorting and trust the user on the ordering of the skills
The current implementation groups the listed skills in groups (in the example below "Languages" and "Web") and sorts the skills alphabetically.
As a result:
This leads to unwanted results, e.g. Fortran and CSS coming before and getting more attention than Python and HTML. A workaround I am using is to hack
tech_skills.tomlorcvcreator's code.Let's get rid of the alphabetical sorting and trust the user on the ordering of the skills