New features release notes
Significant new features and changes for each major release of DataTables are documented here.
Major releases
New in DataTables 2
DataTables 2 is a major update to DataTables and brings a wide variety of enhancements to the library. This document contains details of most of the more significant new features.
It is part of a number of related documents detailing the release of DataTables 2:
Read more »New in DataTables 2
DataTables 2.1 is the first minor release of the 2.x series and introduces a number of new features, as well as addressing points that have come to light since 2.0 was released.
This document is part of a number of related documents detailing the release of DataTables 2.1:
Read more »New in DataTables 1.10
DataTables 1.10 is the result of a huge amount of work seeking to improve the DataTables experience for both you the developers using DataTables, and the end users using the tables you create. It features a number of very exciting new features such as an entirely new API, camelCase notation and this new web-site you are using!
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Read more »New in DataTables 1.9
As with previous major releases of DataTables, v1.9 builds upon what has gone before, providing enhancements for both yourselves as developers using DataTables and also end users. These changes will make working with DataTables more enjoyable than ever. Read more »
New in DataTables 1.8
DataTables 1.8 builds on the platform of the previous versions, extending the capability of DataTables to make it much more flexibility for you, the developer, and also building toward the future. While there aren't many changes in the end user interface, you'll find that some of the changes make working with DataTables much more flexible and enjoyable. Read more »
New in DataTables 1.7
DataTables 1.7 is quite an exciting release for the number of new features that it includes and its improved interaction methods for you the developer. Some of the changes are small, some are large, but overall DataTables 1.7 should be much more pleasant to work with. Hopefully the new feature set will make this a compelling upgrade. Read more »