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GrowthBook version 2.1
Releases
Product Updates
2.1

GrowthBook version 2.1

Graham McNicoll
May 26, 2023
Introducing: the GrowthBook schema browser
Analytics
Product Updates
2.0

Introducing: the GrowthBook schema browser

Graham McNicoll
March 31, 2023
Faster feature releases on GrowthBook Cloud
Platform
Product Updates
Feature Flags

Faster feature releases on GrowthBook Cloud

Graham McNicoll
March 27, 2023
New REST APIs
Platform
2.0
Product Updates

New REST APIs

Graham McNicoll
March 27, 2023
Fully typesafe SDK
Platform
Feature Flags

Fully typesafe SDK

Graham McNicoll
March 21, 2023
GrowthBook now supports Databricks
Product Updates
Analytics
Platform

GrowthBook now supports Databricks

Graham McNicoll
February 8, 2023
GrowthBook version 1.9 🚀
Releases
Product Updates
1.9

GrowthBook version 1.9 🚀

Graham McNicoll
January 24, 2023
4000 Stars!
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4000 Stars!

Graham McNicoll
January 14, 2023
GrowthBook version 1.8
Releases
Product Updates
1.8

GrowthBook version 1.8

Graham McNicoll
November 15, 2022

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