As Macromedia celebrates the 10th anniversary of ColdFusion, Fig Leaf has been recognized for starting the very first ColdFusion User Group (CFUG) in July 1996.  This user group is still in existance under the name of WAMMO, the Washington Area Macromedia Organization.  To see the full ColdFusion timeline, click here.

Fig Leaf Software has always prided itself on supporting the web designer and developer communities through the following resources:

User Groups allow developers and designers to network and gain knowledge from lecture-based presentations.

Study Groups allow industry professionals to develop and learn new techniques through hands-on instruction.

Publications, including the ColdFusion Developers Journal allow our developers to contribute and explain techniques through a widely available industry journal. We also have contributed to a number of books about Flash and ColdFusion.

Presentations are (usually) Microsoft Powerpoint files and associated exhibits that were delivered in front of a live audience.

Code and Design Examples illustrate key techniques and/or provide extensions for popular platforms.

Discussion Lists are email listservs that allow the community to discuss a broad range of topics.