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estherlee
4,618 PointsHi, how can I find when this course came out?
I always want to know the time of this course recorded. How can I find them?
3 Answers
Kai Nightmode
37,045 PointsNot sure if there is an easier way but one possibility is searching the Treehouse blog. For example, a search for "css-basics" returned this page which seems to indicate that this course went live around December 11, 2014.
A quicker way to get a rough estimate of a course's age would be to look at the discussions at the bottom of said course and/or use the "View all discussions for this video" button to see when the oldest post was. In the case of Introduction to CSS the oldest forum post is from about a year ago.
If there is a better way than the above two methods, I would also like to know. :D
Robin Hood
2,382 PointsIt really would be nice to have the publish date on all the courses. Perhaps you could pass this up the line Guil Hernandez?
Jonathan Grieve
Treehouse Moderator 91,253 PointsYou may be able to find out by Month and Year if you download the videos to iTunes. I downloaded a few videos last year from now retired courses. If you look in your media library it'll give you an approximate date of release for the course. :-)