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The UGTV site holds links to recordings from user group speakers all over the world (primarily on ColdFusion but also other Adobe topics. More on the intro page.) While it's offered as a free service by Charlie Arehart and carehart.org, anyone can add links using this easy form. If you're looking for downloadable recordings, see the note at bottom here.

The list currently holds 877 presentations from 374 presenters, totaling 953+ hours of video, that I and 67 others have added so far. (Note available RSS feed below, including an available feed based on search criteria.)

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Title	Presenter	Duration (h:mm)	Date Posted	Date Recorded	Submitter
Scott Fegette and Dreamweaver best practices and SPRY (View video, Show Description) Dreamweaver CS3 best practices, and Scott talked about Spry as well.	Scott Fegette	1:00	2008-06-23	2008-01-17	Dee Sadler
CFMeetup: Configuring, Using and Extending Savvy Content Manager (View video, Show Description) Learn how easy Savvy Content Manager is to deploy, then learn how to extend with your own ColdFusion code. Savvy CM is the leading low cost commercial CMS in use by many CF shops today. More information on Savvy CM can be found at http://www.besavvy.com.	Joshua Cyr	1:03	2007-12-20	2007-12-20	Charlie Arehart
Intro into Adobe Integrated Runtime - AIR (View video, Show Description) A re-recording of a presentation given to the Nashville FLex User Group on Dec 10,2007. Is a overview of the Adobe Integrated Runtime - AIR.	John Mason	0:45	2007-12-15	2007-12-15	John Mason
CFMeetup: Pragmatic ColdFusion: Build, Test, Deploy (View video, Show Description) Many developers are aware of tools to automate and empower software development tasks, ranging from source control software to test suites and continuous integration tools. Frequently however, the realities of making deadlines and concerns about complexity or learning curves lead developers to use the same old practices they always have used. This session shows you how to quickly and simply put an open-source, standards-based system in place that can * manage source code using Subversion * reset the database to a known state for repeatable testing * run code-level unit tests with CFCUnit to improve code quality * automate user-level functional and acceptance tests in the browser using Selenium * automatically build and deploy code to the appropriate environment using Ant We'll start with a working demonstration of the automated process, provide an overview of each tool, and discuss the various ways to take these tools and apply them into your current development environment. The main focus will be on using Ant and various plugins to orchestrate the testing and automation process.	John Paul Ashenfelter	1:01	2007-12-13	2007-12-13	Charlie Arehart
CFMeetup: Design Patterns and ColdFusion (View video, Show Description) Come find out what design patterns are really about and how they can make your life easier. (You're probably already using some design patterns, although you may not know it.) For this session, we have distilled decades of software engineering experience into a well- documented set of blueprints that can be applied to common problems to ensure clean, maintainable code.	Sean Corfield	1:30	2007-12-13	2007-12-13	Charlie Arehart
ColdBox 2.5.0 At the Dallas CFUG (View video, Show Description) A full in depth coverage of 2.5.0, event caching, view caching, debugging panels and cfeclipse integration.	Luis Majano	1:25	2007-12-11	2007-12-11	Luis Majano
Design Patterns & ColdFusion (View video, Show Description) Design Patterns & ColdFusion by Sean Corfield	Sean Corfield	1:29	2007-12-10	2007-12-07	Luis Majano
CFMeetup: Step Debugging in CF 6/7/8 (View video, Show Description) In this talk, veteran CFML developer Charlie Arehart will introduce and demonstrate the ability all ColdFusion developers now have to step through their code interactively to debug it, whether running on CF 6, 7, or 8. For those moving to CF8, there is now a debugger built into CF, but it works only with CF8. For those on CF 6, 7, or 8, they can use the commercial FusionDebug tool (www.fusiondebug.com) . Both are plug-ins for Eclipse which enable step debugging, and they're very similar, which is why Charlie will show them both in the one talk. He'll also cover some differences. Don't worry if you don't care for Eclipse. You can continue to use DWMX or CF Studio/HomeSite+ for editing: just use the Eclipse-based tools for debugging. Charlie will show you how easy it is and the problems step debugging can solve. And if you're thinking you don't need interactive debugging, Charlie will also explain over a dozen benefits this offers over traditional CFDUMP/CFOUTPUT debugging, as well as tips, tricks, and traps.	Charlie Arehart	1:12	2007-12-06	2007-12-06	Charlie Arehart
Clustering, multiple instances and Load Balancing with ColdFusion (View video, Show Description) An overview of clustering ColdFusion	Kai Konig	0:45	2007-12-10	2007-12-06	David Harris
CFMeetup: COOP - A Framework That Thinks Like ColdFusion (View video, Show Description) COOP is the most ColdFusion-like Framework to date (and yet, if you use another framework, note that COOP works with or separate from other frameworks). ColdFusion gives the power to simplify your code by moving your processing completely off your markup page if you choose. Let designers work in a processing free page while developers still have complete access to the markup page through a object-oriented structure. If you like MVC you will live COOP. If you don't like MVC you will say along with a developer we met at Chicago CF United, 'Finally, an MVC that makes things simple.' (This technology can be used as a stand-alone technology or inside other Frameworks like Fusebox.) Where the first meeting earlier this year was on version 0.4 and highlighted the forms abilities of COOP, this will be the "go live" presentation of the full release of COOP.	John Farrar	1:13	2007-11-29	2007-11-29	Charlie Arehart
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Look for this interface to improve over time...

...including categorizing (vital as more are added), perhaps using Flex or Ajax. Additionally, I'd like to offer the option to capture more details about each presentation as well as to add a mechanism for viewers to share comments with each other on each presentation.

If you have other ideas, let me know at charlie (at) carehart.org.

About "no description"

If there's "no description available", it's just that the submitter didn't offer one. It could be that there simply was none they could offer, or they didn't know where to find one. I don't want to hamper people submitting presentations by forcing them to come up with descriptions. The field is there if they have one to offer. In the future, I'll enable a mechanism for folks to offer comments on each presentation, and from those I would gladly update the description (or allow the submitter to).

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Are you looking for downloadable versions of these recordings? I'm afraid that's not something I can control for most of these recordings. TO be clear, this UGTV resource is just a repository of *links* to recordings (which can be posted by anyone at all). I do not host the *recordings*. I only offer a place to point to them in an organized fashion.

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