Thank you Priyank. I dont know what your role is at Adobe, you dont say. But there was no way to communicate with anyone involved in those sessions in the registration or promotion pages. no emails, no DM address, no facebook addresses nothing. And I wasted an hour trying to find an Australian Adobe number - there are no Australian numbers I have found out, NO one in Australia can call Adobe. I had to call support in whatever country it is and negotiate a way to talk to a human being (being cut off multiple times by the automated computer) so I could ask the question. (Incidentally there is no way to phone anyone and ask a question unless it is in the list of things the automation knows about. ) So in all I wasted 2.5 billable hours trying to find out what you just told me.
I still have no idea how I get to access the recorded versions, except that Brian Sappey offered to send them to me.
We in the community have been saying for decades that Adobe just holds its developers and the others who are selling the company's products in contempt and refuses to provide any help to us at all. You can't even find the word "ColdFusion" on the Adobe website unless you have hunted before and know the secret places to look. And yet any time someone says that ColdFusion is a dead product Adobe protests and wails that it's being developed and improved all the time with new versions. It doesnt say that in the Adobe website anywhere that the public can find it.
I have been a ColdFusion developer since 1997 and I figure I've put in the hours to be counted as a friend of ColdFusion. I think we all deserve better than this.
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