In 1996, after founding coolmaps.com inc., he developed and patented his “Clustering User Interface” for searching hierarchical and map-based data.

In 1997, he developed and patented the categorical clustering used in the Data Drill. That same year, NOF loyalist (and college friend) Jim Chen of Audio Images Corp. introduced Peter to NOF.

Since then, Peter has created several NOF components. Many of his component ideas are now standard features of NOF 4.0. Peter is responsible for content and components for the Coolmaps Components Club.

He lives in Santa Barbara, California.

Pete “Magic” Walsh
Award winning web designer Pete has been on the web since 1995, and he has been a NetObjects User since version 2.0. He has spent a great deal of time helping out NOF users in the newsgroups and privately.

This year, he created the award-winning Magic Pixel web site – a great resource for web-centric graphic artists.

Pete first used NOF while under the influence of Vegemite.

Pete created the graphics and designed the layouts for the Coolmaps Component Club.

He lives in Brisbane, Australia.

Tavs “Jack” Dalo
Cold Fusion expert and creator of the NOF Gallery Jack has been active on the web since 1995. Last year he created the NOF Gallery that contains a listing of nearly 400 NOF websites and 40 NOF components. He created the site using a combination of Cold Fusion and NOF.

Jack also has worked very closely with NetObjects. He is the moderator of the NetObjects Solution Providers newsgroup and has advised NetObjects in a number of areas. Jack has been addicted to NetObjects Fusion since version 2.0

Jack created the Cold Fusion templates and designed the database structure that is used exclusively for the Coolmaps Components Club.

He lives in Copenhagen, Denmark.