Resumes tend to fossilize. Websites evolve.

In this talk, I share how I turned my resume into a live portfolio website in a single day using GitHub Copilot, without being a seasoned JavaScript, CSS, or HTML dev. I will walk through converting a traditional resume into a static site, publishing it with GitHub Pages, and pointing a custom domain to it.

Through live coding with Copilot Agent Mode, attendees will see how AI-assisted development removes the friction of front-end tooling and web publishing. We will also create GitHub Actions workflow to automatically test site availability and validate SSL certificates.

Additionally, if allowed, I want to use real resumes from one of the attendees who would choose to share it ahead of time, demonstrating how anyone can replace a static Word document with a continuously evolving, open source friendly portfolio.

The goal is simple: stop updating resumes. Start shipping them.

Attendees can expect > key learnings/takeaways:
1. understanding spec-driven development
2. using ai-assisted coding in a proper way, using custom instructions and open mcp-servers.
3. architecture, thought process, design over vibe-coding.
4. prompt engineering