Introduction

Resume Builder Web Application is a web-based resume-building application developed using PHP, Materialize CSS, HTML, and jQuery. It allows users to create, edit, and manage their resumes dynamically. The application features a user authentication system where users can sign up, log in, and update their resume details seamlessly.

The stored details include contact information, educational qualifications, work experience, and skills, which are then formatted into a professional resume. This project uses MySQL as the database backend, with the email address serving as the primary key to fetch and update user details.

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Project Details

Feature	Details
Project Name	Resume Builder Web Application
Language/s Used	PHP, HTML, CSS, JavaScript (jQuery)
PHP Version (Recommended)	5.6.3, 7.4.12
Database	MySQL
Type	Web Application
Developer	UPDATEGADH

Available Features

The Resume Builder App includes the following features:

• • User Authentication: Login & Signup system with secure password handling.

• • Profile Management: Users can add, edit, and update their personal information.

• • Resume Sections:
    
    • • Contact Information
    • • Educational Qualifications
    • • Work Experience
    • • Skills

• • Dynamic Resume Generation: Fetches details from the database to create a professional resume.

• • Edit and Update Resume: Users can modify their resume details easily.

• • MySQL Integration: Ensures secure storage and retrieval of user data.

Database Structure

The application uses MySQL to store user details and resume information. The key tables include:

• • users: Stores user credentials and email as the primary key.

• • contact_info: Contains personal contact details.

• • education: Stores educational qualifications.

• • experience: Records work experience details.

• • skills: Saves skill sets added by users.

How to Run the Project

1. 1. Download & Extract the project files.

1. 1. Set Up Database: Import resume.sql into your MySQL database.

1. 1. Configure Database Connection: Update config.php with your database credentials.

1. 1. Run the Application: Open index.php in a browser using a local server like XAMPP.