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I've been working at a SaaS-company for about half a year as a front-end developer, the product has been in production for about 3 years. The codebase has always been quite messy, because many engineers worked on it without any guidelines or even linting.

In the past months, the front-end team worked on a new application that is well documented and maintainable. This resulted in the need of two new APIs.

This resulted in an exchange of JSON-files over email, rather than a proper API-documentation. I am currently in the process of trying to convince the product-owner to allocate time for this, as I'm quite disappointed about the total lack of docs.

Do you have any tips on how to take this on?

I am applying for a job soon, where a CV is required. Meanwhile, I only have my LinkedIn-profile that exports to a terrible looking PDF.

Do you know any modern tools that allow you to create good-looking resumes and CV's?

Resume-now is flash-based and quite terrible, and Kickresume doesn't let you try anything if you don't want to pay right of the bet.