Seconded (thirded?) on make.com. Their training materials are also quite exceptional. I've used it where I use the instructions in make.com, and do the exercises within our instance of Fusion. 

That's not a bad idea, and I intend on doing that daily. I can only handle one Major Disaster a month and we just had ours two weeks ago during the AAC upgrade.

As mentioned elsewhere, these new modules are a major problem for my day-to-day. I'm planning on keeping all legacy modules in my scenarios and planning on using copies of legacy modules once they're no longer available in the module picker. This most recent change is more hurtful than helpful.

Seriously, does anyone from Fusion development look at this board? The Fusion builder is becoming worse and worse to work with and the only explanation we get is that these degradations in performance are designed to help performance. (?)

At this point, I'd say that the idea would be to allow legacy connectors for the foreseeable. If no one noticed this during UAT I'd be surprised.

This may be useful for some, but man. Every time Adobe tries to "help" me, it's never a help.I'm working on an automation for two groups whose forms I'm not familiar with. So now, to get to the fields that I need, I have to look up which forms they're on in Workfront. That's annoying for sure, but t...

Yeah, I've wasted at least 30 minutes today just waiting for webhooked executions to finish processing. Things just keep getting slower.

I've also noticed that it takes about 3-5 minutes for the execution history to process. When everything is working fine and nothing needs to be built or changed, obviously, who cares? But I've been in build mode the past few days and it's been painful waiting for the execution history to finish baki...

I've been confused by this as well. What is the value add for these new modules?

I've noticed the same and wondered if there was something wrong with my computer. Good to know that I'm not the only one. I attempted to change to the new events sub mod this morning without success. Perhaps that's still being fully baked now as well?