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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 881 presentations from 375 presenters, totaling 958+ 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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309 recordings found with reference to cfmeetup:
Title	Presenter	Duration (h:mm)	Date Recorded	Date Posted	Submitter
CFMeetup: Social Game Development with CF & jQuery (View video, Show Description) Social gaming has seen an explosion in popularity during the past year. Industry leader Zynga boasts over 215 ... read moremillion monthly users and earns over $1 million every single day. This success has been driven by their signature title, FarmVille. Social games have primarily been developed in Flash - creating an experience that leaves out mobile devices and tablet PCs. But, modern web technology is about to change all of that. In this month's presentation, Aaron Foss will explore the process of building a fully-functional social game using ColdFusion and jQuery."	Aaron Foss	1:02	2011-06-09	2011-06-09	charlie arehart
CFMeetup: Building a Public API Powered by CF (View video, Show Description) Where are your visitors? They may still be accessing your Web site using their Mac or PC Web browsers--or they might be connecting from their phone, tablet, television or even their refrigerator. To build compelling cross-device experiences that support Web page requests as well as native applications you will probably need to communicate with these devices using a common Application Programming Interface or API. In this discussion, Aaron Greenlee will discuss API designs (RESTful /non-RESTful), considerations for bootstrapping your Web Page on desktop/mobile devices and ultimately demonstrate different techniques that you can use to implement your own API. The discussion will touch on security, performance under stress maintenance. The concepts reviewed will be applicable to any framework or programming language; however, the discussion will specifically demonstrate how ColdFusion 9.0, ORM and the ColdBox framework were leveraged to create a powerful API that can be consumed by any device.	Aaron Greenlee	0:56	2011-06-30	2011-06-30	charlie arehart
CFMeetup: Introducing Hoth: ColdFusion Error Tracking and Reporting (View video, Show Description) This presentation will review the basics of how Hoth works and outline instructions for setting up Hoth with your existing or new projects. Since the source was opened in February 2011, Hoth has become one of the top five most watched ColdFusion projects on GitHub and benifited from the collaboration of the community including Mike Henke; Sean Coyne; James Brown; Dave Shuck; Dan Skaggs and the Affinitiz agency. We hope you will find the value in this simple tool and join the community in contributing to further enhance the project.	Aaron Greenlee	0:52	2011-04-21	2011-04-21	Charlie Arehart
CFMeetup: Build a scalable architecture with Amazon's EC2 (View video, Show Description) Learn how to use Amazon's EC2 service to build a scalable architecture with EC2 from just $75 per month per machine. Adam will show you how to boot up Amazon servers, bundle up a machine image and then boot a farm of identical machines to handle temporary increases in load. Amazon EC2 (elastic compute cloud) is a beta service offered to allow you to boot virtual servers on Amazon's infrastructure to handle surges in traffic or provide extra processing power on demand.	Adam Howitt	1:13	2007-11-15	2007-11-15	Charlie Arehart
CFMeetup: Reduce bandwidth and save money with Amazon's S3 (View video, Show Description) Learn how to use Amazon's S3 service to host static files for a few dollars per month. Adam will walk through code examples for sending files to S3, demonstrate some of the tools you can use to manage S3 files and show cost savings for a site getting 3,000 visitors a day. Amazon S3 (simple storage service) is a flexible, cheap way to host files on Amazon's infrastructure to speed up the delivery of the static elements of your web pages and save money.	Adam Howitt	1:00	2007-11-01	2007-11-04	Mike Henke
CFMeetup: Using Taffy: API Live Coding & Fireside Chat (View video, Show Description) Adam will demonstrate building a REST API using his library Taffy to illustrate many of the foundational principles of REST and the ease of accomplishing them with Taffy. Then we'll open the floor for Q&A and discussion.	Adam Tuttle	1:06	2020-11-12	2021-01-16	Charlie Arehart
CFMeetup: No nonsense RESTful ColdFusion Web Services, with Taffy (View video, Show Description) SOAP is a lie: It's not simple, it's not object-oriented, and it's not a protocol; all it does is give you access to things. On the other hand, REST, put simply, is everything that SOAP wishes it were. Unfortunately Macromedia bet on the wrong horse, and it's dead simple to create SOAP services in ColdFusion; but implementing REST is more painful than finding clorox wipes where the toilet paper should be. Taffy, a framework for building REST in ColdFusion, is unobtrusive, blazingly fast, and ultra-lightweight. It relies primarily on convention over configuration, and where configuration is necessary, it is kept to a minimum using code metadata. This session will explain the core concepts of REST in a way that even a total newbie can understand, and show you how to create simple CFCs that expose your data RESTfully.	Adam Tuttle	1:13	2011-03-31	2011-03-31	charlie arehart
CFMeetup: AWS for CF Developers: The low-hanging fruit (View video, Show Description)         There are hundreds of ways to use the many AWS components to serve up a CF application. And, of course, some of these components have recently changed and some are just plain new. Aimed at beginner-to-intermediate audiences, this talk will step through the key concepts, implementation steps, and gotchas that CF developers will face. Areas to be covered include, ec2, RDS, s3, the ColdFusion AMI, VPC's and a few other odds and ends.	Akiva (Pete) Lombardo	1:10	2017-05-11	2017-05-11	Charlie Arehart
CFMeetup: Intro to NativeScript (View video, Show Description) Web developers are people too. They have needs and wants beyond just slinging code that is destined for the modern browser. They may also dream of building native mobile apps. But learning XCode and Android Studio and objective C might not be in the cards. This is where NativeScript comes in; a framework that allows web developers to build native mobile apps using JavaScript and CSS. Alex Ziskind, the creator of NativeScripting.com, a school for learning NativeScript, will show you how to get started.	Alex Ziskind	0:57	2020-07-23	2020-07-23	Charlie Arehart
CFMeetup: Trace JavaScript/AJAX Performance in your Web Apps (View video, Show Description) Wondering what is really going in your browser in respect to JavaScript execution, AJAX calls, DOM access and Browser Rendering time? What is really happening in those "blank spots" that you see in your network download breakdown chart? Who is accessing DOM how often and what is the performance impact? What is actually triggering browser rendering activity and how can it be improved? Attendees will learn how to troubleshoot performance issues in modern web applications using the FREE dynaTrace AJAX Edition (http://ajax.dynatrace...) to answer the following questions:     * How much time is spent in JavaScript vs. AJAX vs. DOM access vs.       Network Roundtrip vs. Rendering Time?     * Is it my JavaScript code or one of the JavaScript libraries that I am using (jQuery, GWT, DWR, Prototype, ...)?     * Where are my hotspots and what can I do to solve these problems?     * How can I automate problem analysis to pro actively prevent problems?	Andreas Grabner	1:02	2010-02-11	2010-02-11	charlie arehart
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...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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