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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
CFMeetup: Online CFMeetup 200th Episode, Special Event (View video, Show Description) Join your host Charlie Arehart and fellow members of the Online CFMeetup as we celebrate the 200th episode. There will be no presentation, but instead Charlie will:     * review what's happened over the past 4 years (honoring various speakers for various achievements, and noting other highlights)     * review some of what goes on behind the scenes for each meeting     * identify some changes coming for the group     * offer the semi-annual giveaway to a randomly chosen attendee     * and perhaps have some other special topics Here's to another 200 episodes!	Charlie Arehart	1:27	2011-07-21	2011-07-21	charlie arehart
CFMeetup: Why Git? Why Change? (View video, Show Description) A new wave of version control systems is sweeping the development community. They are grouped under the heading of *distributed version control systems* or DVCSs for short. The three prominent DVCS names are Bazaar, Mercurial and Git. But which one should you choose? I'll show you specifically what Git has to offer above and beyond its cousins in this 50 minute session. Your appetite for Git will be thoroughly whet through examples of how to think in terms of the very expanded capabilities that Git provides. This session will be filled with live demonstrations and thoughtful diagrams to make Git make sense. You'll walk away inspired to use Git for both your current and upcoming projects."	Matthew McCullough	1:20	2011-07-21	2011-07-21	charlie arehart
Securing Your ColdFusion Application (View video, Show Description) In this Shilpi Khariwal discuss about how to Secure how our ColdFusion applications. She talks about the Basic settings to do and things to remember when deploying a server on public facing IP/ProductionHow the recent security hotfixes address some of the vulnerabilities.What are the secure practices developers should follow while building the application. In this session Shilpi will talk about the following. Basic settings to do and things to remember when deploying a server on public facing IP/Production How the recent security hotfixes address some of the vulnerabilities. What are the secure practices developers should follow while building the application.	Shilpi Khariwal	1:00	2011-07-21	2011-07-20	Akbarsait
CFMeetup: Introduction to Sass (Syntactically Awesome Style Sheets) (View video, Show Description) Sass has been growing in popularity since Hampton Catlin first introduced it in 2005. Sass, which stands for Syntactically Awesome Style Sheets, helps you write less-verbose code with better organization. Originally a Ruby technology, Sass can help organize and streamline any web application's styling that uses CSS, including ColdFusion projects. You'll see what Sass has to offer, how to set it up, and how to write it. Come see what Sass, and it's new variation SCSS, can do for your styling workflow.	Josh Timonen	0:54	2011-07-15	2011-07-14	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: WireBox: Dependency Injection and AOP (View video, Show Description) Come and learn about this next generation conventions based library for dependency injection and aspect oriented programming. We will delve into the history of WireBox, its installation flavors and its power via conventions, caching and logging.	Luis Majano	1:05	2011-06-30	2011-06-30	charlie arehart
Intro to Browser Automation and Testing with Selenium/CFSelenium (View video, Show Description) Bob Silverberg gives an excellent introduction to Browser Automation and Selenium, then shares how CFSelenium make functional testing even more powerful.	Bob Silverberg	1:20	2011-07-01	2011-06-28	Jim Pickering
CFMeetup: Developing Enterprise AJAX Applications Using Ext-JS 4 (View video, Show Description) Ext JS 4 is a major advance in JavaScript frameworks. Learn about its new features including Flash-free drawing and charting, an advanced data-handling package, the best datagrid commercially available, support for HTML 5 features, enhanced form validation feedback, easy theming using SASS & Compass, and an object-oriented MVC framework that ties everything together. Best of all, Ext 4 applications can now be made to be Section 508 compliant, localized for international support, and are backwards-compatible to IE 6."	Steve Drucker	1:10	2011-06-16	2011-06-16	charlie arehart
CFMeetup: HTML5 Love and the Future of the Web (View video, Show Description) HTML5 is here and isn't just hype any longer. The major browsers are already supporting it and if you don't start learning it, you could be left behind. We will review features and enhancements that are changing the web as we know it. This isn't some high-level overview. We're going dive right into code and look at examples you can use today. We'll also discuss how to code for backwards compatibility with older browsers. Lastly, we'll explore how to use HTML5 on mobile devices. You aren't going to want to miss this meeting!	James Brown	1:30	2011-06-16	2011-06-16	charlie arehart
Hooking into Git (View video, Show Description) While the primary use for Git is revision control, it has the power to do much more.   Git has a system of extensible hooks that you can use to enhance your production and deployment processes. At its most basic level, you could use Git to prevent broken code from being committed or enforce your preferred file naming convention. You could also use Git to deploy your production branch automatically to your web root, so you never have to FTP anything again. http://www.meetup.com/florida-web-developers/events/20352661/	Rick Osborne	1:00	2011-08-22	2011-06-14	Mike Henke
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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).

Looking for downloadable versions?

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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