About Dev Center
Last updated February 10, 2022
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Dev Center is part of an ongoing effort to bring the Heroku developer community the best, most relevant content possible – both for developing applications on the Heroku platform and for building applications in general.
Staying Updated
Dev Center frequently publishes new content. Visit the Dev Center article listing to subscribe for updates:
- Subscribe to the article feed
- Subscribe to the article Twitter handle, @herokudevcenter
Heroku Changelog
The Heroku Changelog is a chronological list of public-facing additions and changes to the Heroku platform. While we announce all major new features via the Heroku blog, we’re making small improvements all the time.
When any changes or improvements have a user-visible impact, you’ll find them in the changelog.
- Subscribe to the changelog feed
- Subscribe to the changelog Twitter handle, @herokuchangelog
You can also add the RSS feed to Slack or use a service like Feedrabbit to subscribe by email.
Heroku Reference Content
“If it is not documented, it doesn’t exist.” Our Reference content is a consequence of that rule. It reflects, defines, and is part of, our Heroku product and service.
Feedback
You can take an active part by letting us know what you think by using the feedback link at the bottom of each article.