--- title: What's new permalink: /docapis_whats_new.html sidebar: docapis path1: /docapis_introtoapis.html weight: 1.02 last-modified: 2021-02-16 --- If you're looking to see what's new in the API doc site/course, you can browse new content in several ways. {% include random_ad4.html %} ## Recently updated pages Here are pages that I've recently updated. This list is auto-generated based on the last-modified timestamp on pages. Every page has a "Last updated" line below the title. This indicates the last time I updated content on the page (in a significant way). {% assign timeframe = 5184000 %} {% assign count = 0 %} {% for post in site.docs %} {% assign post_in_seconds = post.last-modified | date: "%s" | plus: 0 %} {% assign recent_posts = "now" | date: "%s" | minus: timeframe %} {% if post_in_seconds > recent_posts %} {% assign count = count | plus:1 %} {% if count == 15 %}{% break %}{% endif %} {% endif %} {% endfor %}
Last updated Page
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To see what's been updated on the page, click the GitHub button next to the timestamp on the page: GitHub button This takes you to the file in GitHub. In GitHub, click the History link: GitHub History Then click the commit IDs to browse file diffs for the commits that include the file: GitHub commit IDs {% include random_ad1.html %} {% comment %} https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46672231/in-jekyll-how-to-show-posts-from-last-week {% endcomment %} ## Recent blog posts about API doc site updates On my blog, I often write announcement-style posts after adding new content on my API course. I tag these with "api-doc" — you can browse these [API doc site updates here](/category-apidoc-site-updates/). {% include random_ad2.html %} ## Recent commits in GitHub You can see the [stream of commits in GitHub here](https://github.com/tomjoht/learnapidoc/commits/main). This lets you view more granular updates about the various commits. To see the commit for a specific page, click the small GitHub icon after the "Last updated" tag. Then click the **History** link in GitHub. {% include random_ad3.html %}