Resume content is centralized in lib/resume-data.ts; editing one file updates all sections
ide-portfolio-template — Next.js Portfolio Template
By salik03
A resume portfolio template built with Next.js that mimics the Visual Studio Code interface, letting you browse resume sections as files in the sidebar, open them in tabs, and view content by entering commands in the terminal.
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The sidebar lists resume sections and social links as a file explorer
The workspace opens each section in tabs, and the terminal supports commands such as about, skills, projects, and clear
Desktop shows the full IDE view and terminal; mobile uses a slide-out sidebar and hides the terminal
Uses Next.js App Router, TypeScript, React, Tailwind CSS, and ShadCN UI
Basic metadata is added in app/layout.tsx
Template Details
This template packages a personal resume into a Visual Studio Code-style interface: the sidebar lists resume sections and social links as a file explorer, the workspace displays each section in tabs, and the terminal supports commands such as about, skills, projects, and clear. All resume content (about, education, experience, skills, projects, certifications, leadership experience, awards) is stored centrally in lib/resume-data.ts; editing that file updates the content.
The responsive behavior described in the README is: desktop shows the full IDE view and keeps the terminal, while mobile uses a slide-out sidebar, hides the terminal, and adjusts touch targets. The tech stack is Next.js (App Router), TypeScript, React, Tailwind CSS, and ShadCN UI (for the responsive sidebar/sheet). The README does not provide specific framework version numbers, performance data, or production deployment instructions.
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Use Cases
- Individual developers or students creating an online resume portfolio with a VS Code visual theme
- Needing to maintain resume data such as education, experience, skills, and projects centrally in a single file
- A portfolio page that aims to present resume content through terminal command-style interaction
- As an interface practice project for Next.js App Router and Tailwind CSS
Suitable For
- Developers familiar with or willing to use Next.js and TypeScript
- Individuals who want to manage resume content with a single data file
- Presentation needs that prefer an editor-style interface over a traditional single-page resume
Getting started & customization
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Steps given in the README: clone the repository, enter the directory, and install dependencies with pnpm install or yarn
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Run pnpm run dev or yarn dev to start development mode, then visit http://localhost:3000
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The clone URL in the README is https://github.com/salik03/portfolio.git, which differs from the template repository address; refer to the actual repository
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To update content, edit lib/resume-data.ts; you can modify the personal statement, add or remove education/experience/skills/projects entries, and update sidebar social links
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The README does not describe production builds, deployment processes, or environment variable configuration
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- GitHub
- Documentation and maintenance reference score
- More documented · 79 / 100
- Technologies
- Next.js · React
- Website type
- Portfolio
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Source file / repository# Portfolio IDE A portfolio website built with Next.js that looks and feels like Visual Studio Code. Browse your resume as “files” in a sidebar, open sections in tabs, and even run commands in a live terminal. All your resume data lives in one editable file, so updating your content is as simple as changing a few values. ## Features - **Structured Data** All resume content (about, education, experience, skills, projects, certifications, leadership, awards) lives in `lib/resume-data.ts`. - **VS Code‑Style Layout** - **Sidebar** (file‑explorer view of your resume sections + social links) - **Workspace** (tabbed interface for each section) - **Terminal** (type commands like `about`, `skills`, `projects`, `clear`, etc.) - **Responsive Design** - Desktop: full IDE view with terminal - Mobile: slide‑out sidebar, hidden terminal, optimized touch targets - **SEO‑Friendly** Basic metadata added in `app/layout.tsx` ## Tech Stack - Next.js (App Router) - TypeScript - React - Tailwind CSS - ShadCN UI (for responsive sidebar/sheet) ## Getting Started 1. **Clone the repo** ```bash git clone https://github.com/salik03/portfolio.git cd portfolio 2. **Install dependencies** ```bash pnpm install # or yarn ``` 3. **Run in development mode** ```bash pnpm run dev # or yarn dev ``` 4. **Open your browser** Visit [http://localhost:3000](http://localhost:3000) to explore your VS Code‑style portfolio. ## Project Structure ``` portfolio/ ├─ app/ │ ├─ layout.tsx │ └─ page.tsx ├─ components/ │ ├─ ide-sidebar.tsx │ ├─ ide-workspace.tsx │ ├─ ide-terminal.tsx │ └─ content/ ├─ lib/ │ ├─ resume-data.ts │ └─ utils.ts ├─ hooks/ ├─ public/ ├─ styles/ ├─ package.json └─ tsconfig.json ``` ## Customize Your Content All text and links are in `lib/resume-data.ts`. Update that file to: * Change your personal statement * Add or remove items in education, experience, skills, projects, etc. * Update social links or icons in the sidebar Every change appears instantly in your IDE‑style portfolio. Enjoy!
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