feat: borrow everything in every direction

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Daniel Chen.typ

@@ -1,8 +1,8 @@
 #import "fontawesome.typ": fa, globe, github, linkedin, envelope
-#import "lib.typ": template, work_entry, project, indent, SMALL_STRONG, DEFAULT_STRONG
+#import "lib.typ": template, work_entry, project, indent, SMALL_STRONG, DEFAULT_STRONG, render_contact_data
 
 // orange!!
-#let color = rgb("#ff983e")
+#let color = blue // rgb("#ff983e")
 #let name = "Daniel Chen"
 
 #let contact_data = ((
@@ -23,56 +23,69 @@
   link: "mailto://d7chen@uwaterloo.ca",
 ),)
 
-#show: doc => template(name, contact_data, color, doc)
+#show: doc => template(name, color, doc)
+
+#render_contact_data(contact_data)
 
 // MAIN CONTENT STARTS here
 
-= Education
-
-#indent[
-  #work_entry(
-    "University of Waterloo",
-    "B.A.Sc. in Computer Engineering",
-    start_date: "Sep 2022",
-    end_date: "Apr 2027",
-    location: "Waterloo, ON",
-    tasks: (
-      [Courses: Object-oriented programming, data structures & algorithms, digital
-        computers & circuits],
-    ),
-  )
-]
-
 = Skills
 
 #indent[
-  *Languages:* Python, TypeScript, JavaScript, Rust, SQL, MATLAB, C, C++, Java,
+  *Languages:* TypeScript/JavaScript, HTML, CSS, SQL, Python, Rust \
-  HTML, CSS, Dart \
+  // Dart
-  *Frameworks:* Node.js, Express, React, Next.js, Vue, Flutter, Qt, Prisma,
+  *Technologies:* React, Next.js, Express, Prisma, Apollo, GraphQL \
-  Apollo, Axum, Jest, Pytest \
+  // Qt, Jest / Pytest, Apollo, Prisma, Rails
-  *Tools:* Linux, Git, Docker, PostgreSQL, Redis, Kubernetes, AWS, GCP,
+  *Tools:* Linux, Git, Docker, Postgres, Pytest, Jest, AWS/GCP, Kubernetes,
-  OpenTelemetry, GraphQL, Android
+  Terraform, Figma // Jenkins, systemd, Jira
 ]
 
 = Experience
 
 #indent[
-  #show link: underline
+  #work_entry(
+    "Software Engineering Intern",
+    "Immigr8",
+    start_date: "Jan 2024",
+    end_date: "Apr 2024",
+    location: "Remote",
+    tools: "React, TypeScript, Spring Boot, Postgres, AWS",
+    tasks: (
+      // [Improved client responsiveness by *80* by employing stale-while-revalidate hooks for caching and ?? SWR performance, caching, error handling],
+      [Owned the creation of an end-to-end document vault feature in *React* for users
+        to upload and verify identity documents with Textract, reducing support tickets
+        by *25%*],
+      [Planned and executed a roadmap to *SOC 2 security compliance* by implementing
+        *role-based permissions with JWTs* in Spring Boot, logging alerts to CloudWatch,
+        and introducing new privacy controls for user data],
+      [Optimised dashboard responsiveness by *80%* by employing stale-while-revalidate
+        hooks in React and lazily loading backend models with Hibernate, improving user
+        retention by *30%*],
+      [Created CI/CD pipelines to automatically deploy AWS Lambdas with Terraform and
+        Jenkins],
+    ),
+  )
+
   #work_entry(
     "Software Engineering Intern",
     "Dropbase",
     start_date: "May 2023",
     end_date: "Aug 2023",
-    location: "San Francisco, CA",
+    location: "Remote",
+    tools: "React, TypeScript, Python, Postgres, AWS",
     tasks: (
-      [Engineered a database-specific *SQL IDE autocompletion tool* via a heuristic
+      [Engineered a new React data query builder and FastAPI backend for our business
-        algorithm to validate queries],
+        intelligence visualisation service to *33000+* users, eliminating the need for
-      [Developed a service to sync HubSpot and Airtable data with Google Sheets via
+        clients to manually write API calls],
-        *AWS Lambda*],
+      [Shipped a new tool to sync *46000+* users' HubSpot/Airtable tables to Google
-      [Constructed dynamic forms in *react-hook-form* by generating questions from the
+        Sheets with AWS Lambdas],
-        backend on-the-fly],
+      [Designed a conflict resolution algorithm to merge databases, reducing
-      [Created testing infrastructure for the backend with *Pytest* to catch
+        unrecoverable errors by *75%*],
-        regressions across database engines],
+      // [?? new tool dDeveloped a *serverless microservice* that asynchronously ingests
+      //   email attachments directly into ETL pipelines],
+      // [??? emphasise test driven development or remove line *Reduced request errors by 30%* by creating backend testing infrastructure with
+      //   *Pytest* to catch regressions and test new features across database engines with
+      //   *90% code coverage*],
     ),
   )
 
@@ -82,14 +95,32 @@
     start_date: "Mar 2023",
     end_date: "present",
     location: "Waterloo, ON",
+    tools: "Express, TypeScript, Postgres, GraphQL",
     tasks: (
-      [Streamlined registration by dynamically generating *user-specific Apple Wallet
+      [Built a new travel tool application leveraging GraphQL and Apollo Server to
-        passes* over *Apollo GraphQL*],
+        track bus capacity for *500+* attendees through real-time registration processes],
-      [Integrated backend *tracing* with *OpenTelemetry* and *Grafana* to monitor performance and trigger alerts],
+      [Streamlined event check-in times by *80%* for *1900+* guests by generating Apple
-      [Horizontally scaled the *Node.js* server to handle *1000+ concurrent users* with
+        Wallet passes over Express],
-        *Redis* and *Kubernetes*],
+      [Diagnosed and recovered from crashes due to load spikes up to 800k updates per
-      [Automated judging scheduling by creating a *greedy algorithm* to match judges to
+        hour at the world's largest student-run hackathon by autoscaling Redis and
-        project themes],
+        Postgres on Kubernetes],
+      [Slashed dev server reload time from *130 → 9 s* by introducing threading and
+        pre-transpiling generated code],
+      // [Upgraded the event statistics dashboard to update in real time with GraphQL
+      //   *subscriptions with Redis PubSub*],
+    ),
+  )
+
+  #work_entry(
+    "Software Developer",
+    "Organization for Transformative Works",
+    start_date: "Feb 2024",
+    end_date: "present",
+    location: "Remote",
+    tools: "Python, React, MySQL",
+    tasks: (
+      [Upgrading archive import pipelines in Python to make *4000+* user works
+        accessible to *7 million* users],
     ),
   )
 ]
@@ -99,63 +130,103 @@
 
 #indent[
   #project(
-    "Comic Converter",
+    "Mandown Comic Downloader",
-    "https://github.com/potatoeggy/mandown",
     "Python, Qt",
+    repo_link: "https://github.com/potatoeggy/mandown",
+    start_date: "Jan 2022",
+    end_date: "present",
+    tasks: (
+      [Created a CLI and GUI to scrape, download, and convert webcomics into
+        e-ink-optimised PDF/EPUBs],
+      [Designed a scalable ebook converter with a *plugin-based architecture* to
+        improve compatibility],
+      [Implemented *image caching and multithreading* to increase download and update
+        speeds by *300%*],
+    ),
   )
-  - Created a CLI and GUI to scrape, download, and convert webcomics into
-    e-ink-optimised ebooks (EPUB, PDF)
-  - Designed an *intermediate representation* to store metadata and images as a
-    standardised conversion target
-  - Implemented *image caching and multiprocessing* to increase download and update
-    speeds by *300%*
-  - Minimised regressions between release cycles by writing *unit and integration
-    tests* with 55% code coverage
 
   #project(
     "Kobo Sync Server",
-    "https://github.com/potatoeggy/kobink",
     "Rust, Axum",
+    repo_link: "https://github.com/potatoeggy/kobink",
+    start_date: "Nov 2023",
+    end_date: "present",
+    tasks: (
+      [Developed a *Rust* backend to sync custom ebook files to Kobos by reimplementing
+        the Kobo Sync API],
+      [Deployed the service behind an nginx reverse proxy and Cloudflare DNS to sync
+        over the internet],
+    ),
   )
-  - Developed an Axum backend to *automatically convert and sync* ebooks to a Kobo
+
-    eReader over the network
+  // #project(
-  - *Reverse-engineered* the Kobo eReader Sync API to support updating ebook
+  //   "Genshin Rewards Simulator",
-    metadata and covers
+  //   "Vue, TypeScript",
+  //   repo_link: "https://github.com/potatoeggy/primoprod",
+  //   demo_link: "https://primoprod.vercel.app",
+  // )
+  // - Built a realistic and beautiful *loot box simulator* with CSS animations based
+  //   off a popular game
+  // - Reduced action latency by *90%* by lazily loading art assets at opportune times,
+  //   such as during cutscenes
 
   #project(
-    "Genshin Simulator",
+    "Jeopardy!",
-    "https://github.com/potatoeggy/primoprod",
+    "Vue, TypeScript, WebSockets",
-    "Vue, TypeScript",
+    repo_link: "https://github.com/potatoeggy/jeopardy",
+    start_date: "Apr 2023",
+    end_date: "present",
+    demo_link: "https://jeopardy.eggworld.me/host",
+    tasks: (
+      [Developed a beautiful and polished game where participants buzz in on their
+        devices over *WebSockets*],
+      [Synchronised game state between clients and the host with shared types and the
+        *observer pattern*],
+    ),
   )
-  - Built an realistic and beautiful *loot box simulator* with fluid animations
-    based off a popular game
-  - Reduced action latency by *90%* by lazily loading art assets at opportune times,
-    such as during cutscenes
 
-  #project(
+  // #project(
-    "RecipeReady",
+  //   "RecipeReady",
-    "https://github.com/vincentjguo/recipeready-server",
+  //   "https://github.com/vincentjguo/recipeready-server",
-    "Flutter, Selenium, FastAPI, Android",
+  //   "Flutter, Selenium, FastAPI, Android",
-  )
+  // )
-  - Developed a *Flutter app* to generate recipes based on ingredients and filters
+  // - Developed a *Flutter app* to generate recipes based on ingredients and filters
-    through a FastAPI server
+  //   through a FastAPI server
-  - Scraped thousands of websites for recipes to build a database with a robust
+  // - Scraped thousands of websites for recipes to build a database with a robust
-    *many-to-many tag system*
+  //   *many-to-many tag system*
-  - Aggregated common ingredients heuristically to build a shopping list and a meal
+  // - Aggregated common ingredients heuristically to build a shopping list and a meal
-    plan for each week
+  // plan for each week
 
-  // #project("Arch Linux Server", none, "Linux, nginx, systemd")
+  // #project("Arch Linux Server", "Linux, Docker, nginx, systemd", demo_link: "https://eggworld.me")
   // - Created a *self-hosted CI/CD pipeline* with *Gitea* to automatically deploy
   //   personal projects behind *nginx*
-  // - Set up *Jellyfin* for media streaming, a *Minecraft* server, *Calibre* for ebook
+  // - Containerised services with *Docker* and *systemd* to simplify deployment and
-  //   syncing, and other services
+  //   management
+
+  // #project(
+  //   "Game Boy Advance Emulator",
+  //   "Rust, SDL2, Vulkan",
+  //   repo_link: "https://github.com/potatoeggy/gbarr",
+  // )
+  // - Implemented a *ARMv7 emulator* for old games to run on modern x86_64 platforms
+  //   with *SDL2* and *Vulkan*
+  // - WebGPU and WASM for portability, typestate to guarantee everything is always
+  //   valid
 ]
 
-= Awards
+= Education
 
-#show link: underline
+#indent[
-
+  #work_entry(
-- Winner of the #link("https://github.com/anyuan-chen/resketch")[EdTech] prize at
+    "B.A.Sc. in Computer Engineering (Honours, Co-op)",
-  StormHacks 2022 from 350+ participants
+    "University of Waterloo",
-- Winner of the #link("https://github.com/anyuan-chen/perdiem")[IBM Open Source] prize
+    start_date: "Sep 2022",
-  at YRHacks 2022 from 90+ participants
+    end_date: "Apr 2027",
+    location: "Waterloo, ON",
+    tasks: (
+      [Courses: Object-oriented programming, data structures & algorithms, digital
+        logic & circuits],
+      // [Extracurriculars: Creative Writing Club, Hack the North, UW Orbital Design Team],
+    ),
+  )
+]

README.md

@@ -2,6 +2,10 @@
 
 Release guidelines:
 
-- The major version represents the current academic year, e.g., both post-2A and 2B would be v2.
+- Increment the major version for every work term, e.g., post-2A (WT2) and post-2B (WT3) would be v2.x.x and v3.x.x, respectively.
-- The minor version represents the current academic term, e.g., 2A would be v2.1. the x.0 releases are reserved for beta changes.
+- Increment the minor version for every major change. These can include:
-- The patch version is incremented for any other reason.
+  - Adding a new section
+  - Adding a new skill
+  - Adding/removing a new experience or project
+  - Substantially rewriting lines across multiple experiences or projects
+- Increment the patch version for formatting changes or simple tweaks.

lib.typ

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-#import "fontawesome.typ": github, fa
+#import "fontawesome.typ": github, fa, link-icon
 
 #let DEFAULT_STRONG = 300;
 #let SMALL_STRONG = 200;
@@ -8,14 +8,19 @@
 #let BODY_FONT = "Open Sans"
 
 #let BODY_FONT_SIZE = 10pt
-#let HEADING_FONT_SIZE = 1em
+#let HEADING_FONT_SIZE = 0.95em
-#let TITLE_FONT_SIZE = 2.25em
+#let TITLE_FONT_SIZE = 2em
 
 #let HEADING_LINE_GAP = 3mm
-#let BODY_LINE_HEIGHT = 0.85em
+#let BODY_LINE_HEIGHT = 0.75em
+
+#let HEADING_DETAILS_LIST_SPACING = 0.9em
+#let DETAILS_TITLE_FONT_SIZE = 1.075em
+
+#let DETAILS_LIST_SPACING = 0.85em
 
 // rest = not top
-#let PAGE_MARGINS = (rest: 0.5in, top: 0.4in)
+#let PAGE_MARGINS = (right: 0.45in, left: 0.4in, rest: 0.4in)
 
 // Format locations.
 #let format_location(location) = {
@@ -23,15 +28,15 @@
 }
 
 #let indent(content) = {
-  block(inset: (left: 1em, right: 0.5em), content)
+  block(inset: (left: 0.75em, right: 1em), content)
 }
 
 // General entry that is split into a left and right half (for experience and education).
 #let cv_entry(left_content: none, right_content: none, details: none) = {
   stack(
     dir: ttb,
-    spacing: 0.9em,
+    spacing: HEADING_DETAILS_LIST_SPACING,
-    grid(columns: (11fr, 6fr), column-gutter: 1cm, {
+    grid(columns: (15fr, 4fr), column-gutter: 0cm, {
       set strong(delta: DEFAULT_STRONG)
       set align(left)
       left_content
@@ -41,9 +46,8 @@
       right_content
     }),
     {
-      set align(left)
+      set strong(delta: DEFAULT_STRONG)
-      set strong(delta: SMALL_STRONG)
+      list(tight: false, spacing: DETAILS_LIST_SPACING, marker: [•], ..details)
-      details
     },
   )
 }
@@ -52,61 +56,88 @@
 #let work_entry(
   role,
   company,
+  tools: none,
   tasks: none,
   start_date: none,
   end_date: none,
   location: none,
 ) = {
-  let task_list = if tasks != none {
+  cv_entry(left_content: {
-    let list = []
+    set par(justify: true)
-    for task in tasks {
+    text(DETAILS_TITLE_FONT_SIZE)[*#company* | _#role _]
-      list += [- #task]
+
+    if tools != none {
+      set strong(delta: SMALL_STRONG)
+      text[ | *#tools* ]
     }
-    list
+  }, right_content: {
+    [_#start_date -- #end_date _]
+    // if location != none {
+    // format_location(location)
+    // }
+  }, details: tasks)
+}
+
+#let project(
+  title,
+  tools,
+  start_date: none,
+  end_date: none,
+  repo_link: none,
+  demo_link: none,
+  tasks: none,
+) = {
+  set strong(delta: DEFAULT_STRONG)
+  let text_link = if demo_link != none { demo_link } else { repo_link }
+  let date_content = if start_date != none {
+    [_#start_date -- #end_date _]
   } else {
     none
   }
-  cv_entry(left_content: {
-    set par(leading: 0.75em)
-    text(1.1em)[*#role*]
-    "\n"
-    set strong(delta: SMALL_STRONG)
-    text[*#company*]
-  }, right_content: {
-    [*#start_date -- #end_date*]
 
-    if location != none {
+  let content_title = {
-      "\n" + format_location(location)
+    set text(size: DETAILS_TITLE_FONT_SIZE)
-    }
+    if text_link != none {
-  }, details: task_list)
+      link(text_link)[#text[*#title*]]
-}
-
-#let project(title, repo_link, tools) = {
-  set strong(delta: DEFAULT_STRONG)
-  if repo_link != none {
-    link(repo_link)[#text(1.1em)[*#title* #fa(github)]] + [ | _ #tools _ ]
     } else {
-    text(1.1em)[*#title*] + [ | _ #tools _ ]
+      text[*#title*]
     }
+
+    if demo_link != none {
+      link(demo_link)[ #fa(link-icon) ]
+    }
+
+    if repo_link != none {
+      link(repo_link)[ #fa(github) ]
+    }
+    [ | _ #tools _ ]
+  }
+
+  cv_entry(
+    left_content: content_title,
+    right_content: date_content,
+    details: tasks,
+  )
+}
+
+#let render_contact_data(data) = {
+  align(center)[
+    #let elements = for el in data {
+      (link(el.link)[#{ el.service + " " + el.display }],)
+    }
+    #text(1em)[#elements.join(" | ")]
+  ]
 }
 
 // Set name and contact data and format headings
-#let template(name, contact_data, color, doc) = {
+#let template(name, color, doc) = {
   set page(margin: PAGE_MARGINS, paper: "us-letter")
-  set list(indent: 1.25em, marker: [•])
+  set list(indent: 0.75em, marker: [•])
   set text(font: (BODY_FONT), BODY_FONT_SIZE)
-  set par(justify: true, leading: BODY_LINE_HEIGHT)
+  set par(leading: BODY_LINE_HEIGHT)
   align(center)[
     #text(size: TITLE_FONT_SIZE, font: TITLE_FONT, fill: color)[*#name*]
     #block(above: 0em, below: 1em)
-    #{
-      if contact_data != none and contact_data.len() > 0 {
-        let elements = for el in contact_data {
-          (link(el.link)[#{ el.service + " " + el.display }],)
-        }
-        text(1em)[#elements.join(" | ")]
-      }
-    }
   ]
 
   show heading.where(level: 1): i => {
@@ -124,7 +155,7 @@
     })
 
     set block(above: 0.9em, below: 0.75em)
-    set text(size: 1em, fill: color, font: HEADING_FONT)
+    set text(size: HEADING_FONT_SIZE, fill: color, font: HEADING_FONT)
     stack(
       dir: ltr,
       spacing: HEADING_LINE_GAP,