We’ve updated the /dashboard-feed page on GitHub.com to align with improvements to the homepage “For you” feed, bringing a more consistent and performant experience across GitHub.

What’s new

  • Faster, more up-to-date events: The dashboard feed page now uses our newer feeds infrastructure, improving freshness and reliability.
  • A refreshed look and feel: Events display in the same modern, readable card layout as the “For you” feed.
  • More event types: You’ll see expanded event coverage including announcements, releases, and sponsors activity.
  • Gentle recommendations you can tune: When recommendations appear, select See less activity like this to help refine what you see.

What remains the same

  • No filters: The dashboard feed page doesn’t include the filtering controls available in the “For you” feed.
  • Chronological ordering: Events appear newest to oldest, consistent with the February 14, 2025 “For you” feed update.
  • Same location: Access your dashboard feed page at github.com/dashboard-feed.

Why this changed

Moving to our latest infrastructure improves event freshness and creates a more consistent GitHub experience. This update also paves the way for continued performance improvements.

Availability

This change is gradually rolling out following publication of this post.

Share your feedback

Tell us what you think and how we can improve the dashboard feed page by opening a discussion in the GitHub Community.