@RoadRacingAustin

I will finish watching this later as it will help get started on your API.  I would however like to suggest that you have Q&A videos that are separate from initial videos or starter technical tutorials.   Folks watching the screencast CAN'T see the questions that people pose to you, nor can they probably really understand the questions asked because one, they are not familiar with the platform, but more importantly, people writing sentences in a chat are often illiterate by not writing complete sentences and the grammar is poor due to the nature of chats.  They're not effective means of communications in particular when they're recited or read from the person viewing them to the rest of the audience!   Text and chats are absolutely terrible for communications and yes I understand why you might want feedback to help direct your discussions for these folks DURING the screencast.  But the majority of people that will watch your video will NOT BE in that live screencast chat discussion and you end up losing the viewer because they can't see the questions asked.   It's like a politician taking questions at an event with media.  The audience often doesn't hear the question and the politician doesn't convey the question asked clearly to the viewing audience, thus it wastes the time for almost every viewer that is not actually in the room.  

The cure to this is to have TWO separate style videos.  A Q&A format where everyone can see the questions and is on the same page.  IE: current users.  And have separate general presentations where you stick to the plan and your outline and maybe ask questions at certain periods in the video ideally at the end.  Yes, I realize you can't cover the questions as your doing the presentation on the fly which helps you, but seriously, you end up losing folks and they won't watch your video in the future.   You are doing the videos for the end viewer.  Not for you.  No offense meant there, but this is a fact.   If you lose them, it is somewhat of a wasted video and time that you've spent and you will just have to answer the questions again by tech support inquiries which is not good for you in the long run.   

It is the nature of Youtube.  So many people go off on tangents or wait forever to start presenting content in videos that people will bail out.   If you don't get to the point really quick or summarize it very well or index the video, people will bail out.   You have bailed out on videos and we have all bailed out to avoid the time suck of Youtube.    Your video appears to be helpful due to the initial outline you did, but I had to bail out at 20 minutes and come back at a later time and I was trying to skip the questions being asked because I couldn't understand them.  And it wasn't because I'm not technical.  I'm a 30 year full stack coder in multiple languages.   I can build beautiful complex web applications with zero outside help, so I'm pretty certain I'll understand what your presenting about your APIs.      Hope you take my input the right way!  Cheers.

@dnyaneshwarkolhe9959

Hi, Please answer,
I have website in wordpress and we are using zoom pro account to schedule the meeting. The requirement is when the user register on website and fill the form, can we add that user to our meeting as a participant, if yes then is there any reference that you can give to me
mey be video or documentation’s link something like that