New additions to HP calculator literature site?

[CheshireChris]

Does anyone know of a method to know which books at https://literature.hpcalc.org/ are the most recent additions to the site? It would be great to know when something new has been added, but there isn't a "Date Uploaded" column on the page as far as I can see. Are new uploads announced anywhere?

Thanks,

[Kiwi]

Hi,

Just use : https://literature.hpcalc.org/?order=date.

[AnnoyedOne]

(11-13-2024 04:38 PM)CheshireChris Wrote:  Does anyone know of a method to know which books at https://literature.hpcalc.org/ are the most recent additions to the site?

Not that I know of. I've always filtered by model/language to shorten the list.

(11-13-2024 04:38 PM)CheshireChris Wrote:  Are new uploads announced anywhere?

Not that I know of. I check manually every so often.

A1

[CheshireChris]

(11-13-2024 04:48 PM)Kiwi Wrote:  Hi,

Just use : https://literature.hpcalc.org/?order=date.

Thanks!

[Dave Frederickson]

Open the literature webpage.
Click on "full master list of all known HP calculator literature."
Make sure Last update under Show Columns is checked.
Click on the Last Update column heading.

[CheshireChris]

(11-13-2024 05:17 PM)Dave Frederickson Wrote:  Open the literature webpage.
Click on "full master list of all known HP calculator literature."
Make sure Show Columns is checked.
Click on the Last Update column heading.

Thank you!

[Jase]

By the way, that is a helluva impressive library archive. It always amazes me.
Serious thanks to those who must have put in hundreds upon hundreds of hours.

Jase.

[badacktor]

(11-14-2024 01:42 AM)Jase Wrote:  By the way, that is a helluva impressive library archive. It always amazes me.
Serious thanks to those who must have put in hundreds upon hundreds of hours.

Eric actually touched on that in his talk at this year's HHC, well worth watching: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JX3UMtgB2_U