Add ResumeMD to the tools directory - #284
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ResumeMD (https://resumemd.pro) is a free browser-based Markdown editor for building resumes: split-pane editor, live preview, and PDF export with no account required. The syntax support table was filled in from the editor's actual renderer (react-markdown + remark-gfm, with no rehype plugins), which is why raw HTML, heading IDs, and syntax highlighting are marked unsupported. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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This PR adds ResumeMD (https://resumemd.pro), a free browser-based Markdown editor for building resumes, to the tools directory.
assets/images/tools/resumemd.pngand a screenshot atassets/images/resumemd.png, following the existing asset conventionsOn the syntax table: I filled it in from the editor's actual renderer rather than by eyeballing the preview. It uses react-markdown with remark-gfm and no rehype plugins, so raw HTML, heading IDs, and syntax highlighting are marked
n.imagesis markedpbecause images render in the browser preview but are not included in PDF export. Single-Return line breaks aren't supported (no remark-breaks), but the standard two-trailing-spaces syntax is, soline-breaksisy.Disclosure: I'm the developer of ResumeMD. I've kept the entry's tone consistent with existing tool pages (e.g., Dillinger) — happy to adjust the wording, the category, or any row of the support matrix as you see fit. One note that may save confusion: a few unrelated projects share the "resume-md" name, including an open-source GitHub project; this entry is specifically the web app at resumemd.pro.