@Omar0z Do you have any solr courses besides the one you did on Pluralsight? It was the best solr training I've taken and hoping you have a more advanced course. Thanks!
@BruceEckel Thanks for replying Bruce. Great to know you're planning an alternative distribution method for future versions. Been a huge fan of yours for almost 20 years--even bought "Hands-on Java" circa 2000. Take care and still a fan.
@BruceEckel I bought your new book on Google Play. I wish you could experience firsthand how truly awful Adobe Digital Editions is. No downloads? I understand someone pitched the benefits of this drm solution to you, but you do your fans a huge disservice promoting it.
@KlcoDanR Hi Dan, thanks for replying. Part 6 of your Pluralsight AEM course is missing code in the exercise files. It's in Part 6's first lesson - Deep Dive OSGI Services, specifically https://t.co/L5PcItZCBj. Here's a direct link to the video:
https://t.co/cSVOnhV9X8
@KlcoDanR Can you please let me know where I can find the source code for https://t.co/gEW45C6IUQ in your Extending AEM Foundations course on Pluralsight? It's not in the video (just the first 30 lines or so) and it's not in the PowerPoint slides. Thanks!
@KlcoDanR Hi Dan. I'm working through your Pluralsight course "Extending AEM Foundations" and learning a lot. Do you have the source files available as text documents? The PDFs in the exercise files don't have everything. Thanks!
@TylersDesk Your videos on Pluralsight are excellent. You were scheduled to teach a course for Extending AEM, but another person wound up doing it. Any plans for more AEM videos, on Pluralsight or elsewhere? You're one of the best instructors I've ever had!