What

Verssion tracks stable version of software projects (e.g.: databases, editors, JS frameworks), and makes that available as an RSS (atom) feed. The main use-case is for dev-ops and developers who use a lot of open source software projects, and who like to keep an eye on releases. Without making that a fulltime job, and without signing up for dozens of e-mail lists. Turns out wikipedia is a great source for version information, so that's what we use.

You can create feeds for your own use, or share them with colleagues.

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Feed

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Updates

Xcode 14.3 (14E222b) (March 30, 2023)
Signal Android4.59.7 / 4 May 2020; 25 January 2021; 27 January 2020; 10 June 2021; 10 August 2021; 3 August 2021; 2 September 2021; 6 January 2022; 28 March 2022; 6 April 2022; 15 April 2022; 26 April 2022; 11 May 2022; 17 May 2022; 25 May 2022; 28 May 2022; 2 June 2022; 12 July 2022; 21 July 2022; 25 October 2022; 24 November 2022; 5 January 2023; 5 January 2023; 2 February 2023; 20 March 2023; 22 March 2023
iOS6.16 / 16 March 2023
Desktop6.10.1 / 17 March 2023
GitLab 15.10.1 / 30 March 2023
Eclipse 4.27.0 / 15 March 2023 (15 days ago)
LibreOffice Fresh7.5.2 / 30 March 2023
Still7.4.6 / 9 March 2023
CMake 3.26.2 / 30 March 2023
Google Chrome Windows, macOS, Linux111.0.5563.146/147 / 27 March 2023
Android111.0.5563.116 / 29 March 2023
iOS111.0.5563.101 / 21 March 2023
Extended Support Release110.0.5481.208 / 21 March 2023
Ruby 3.2.2 / 30 March 2023
Linux kernel 6.2.9 / 30 March 2023
IntelliJ IDEA 2023.1 / 28 March 2023
WordPress 6.2 / 29 March 2023
Nginx 1.22.1 / 19 October 2022
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