Get our API Release Notes
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Posted by Sarah Maddox, technical writer for the
Google Maps APIs
The Google Maps APIs team are keen to ensure
that our customers and developer community has
the most up to date and useful information about
using our APIs. With that goal in mind, we’ve
added RSS feeds to the Release Notes for all the
Maps and Places APIs.
that our customers and developer community has
the most up to date and useful information about
using our APIs. With that goal in mind, we’ve
added RSS feeds to the Release Notes for all the
Maps and Places APIs.
Until now, if you wanted to see news about our
releases, you’d need to visit individual API release
notes pages periodically. We don't typically
announce bug-fix or other small releases via the
blog or social media but these are often critical for
segments of our developer community.
You can now subscribe to individual API feeds and
receive updates automatically when release notes
are published. We'll continue to publish all Release
Notes on the website as well. Feeds available
today:
I’ve been a technical writer at Google since 2013. I
love my job because it gives me the opportunity to
play with code and words, and to make them play
nicely with each other. Maps are beautiful, and the
docs help people weave stories around geography
and places.
I’ll be at I/O next week, so I hope to see you there
at our Geo sandbox (just look for the bus). Happy
mapping!
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