Even the videos being out-dated, they helped me a lot in the begining. Adding comments in the first videos and in the begining of the book saying the videos are out-dated might be the best option. The book has a great lenght of information, but is not enought for getting things done. I would enjoy having more aplication exemples to play with and and absorve fulcro's good pratices.

Yeah, that’s what I’ve done so far…thanks for letting me know they were still helpful.

i did find the videos very useful as well, not just for fulcro-specific info but e.g. the database testing one was great for getting a jump on dev processes… like a good pair programming session

I think videos are helpful for high level concepts, but for a tutorial or really anything else I go to the docs. Personally, I watched one of the intro videos, but then printed out the book once I was convinced fulcro was something I wanted to use. (The documentation is really fantastic, it obviously reflects a lot of work.) If I were to supplement the docs with something else, I find example apps more helpful than videos. Eg, user authentication is the first thing I set up in an application, and having examples around that is helpful.

Sorry I'm a bit late to the party here. The videos helped some concepts to "click" after reading the book. There's a lot to get your head around when starting out, and the two formats reinforce one another. Also, I don't remember specifics, but there were small comments you made in the videos that were helpful and may not have made it into the book. So +1 for keeping them up with outdated warnings.

not seeing any problems with existing app against 2.8.0-SNAPSHOT so far