I'm glad that we do everyone one of these, except for language. On the versioning we go one step further. Not only is the documentation available at every vers

I'm glad that we do everyone one of these, except for language. On the versioning we go one step further. Not only is the documentation available at every version, such as: http://www.gojs.net/1.3.3/api/symbols/Diagram.html http://www.gojs.net/1.3.3/api/symbols/Diagram.html The latest version is also available at its own eternally up-to-date permalink (also the default), so if you want to bookmark the documentation, or samples, or intro guide at whatever the latest version might be, you can just substitute latest for the version number: http://www.gojs.net/latest/api/symbols/Diagram.html http://www.gojs.net/latest/api/symbols/Diagram.html (The same goes for the current Beta, if there is one, at /beta/) In addition, the top of the page in the documentation (or bottom of the page, in the samples) always displays the currently-viewed version number. We try hard to make sure nearly all classes are introduced in prose, and have a separate set of technical introduction pages to accompany with several live examples (One of the more wonderful things about writing a JavaScript library!)