Mura CMS

We’re looking for a tenacious problem-solver and self-starter to both support existing clients and to work in a production role on new projects. Join the team behind Mura CMS.

There will be no Mura Show until after CFUnited. If you are attending and would like to chat, ask a question or just say hi, swing by our booth. We will, of course, be available for paid support and responding to posts in the forum as time allows. Unless otherwise noted, we'll resume on Wednesday, August 4th. Thanks!

We've switched the default javascript library for the Mura CMS admin to jQuery (from Prototype), including the availability of the jQueryUI library for plugin developers. This will be a huge productivity gain for plugin programming, and also provides a great foundation for future improvements to the Mura CMS admin functionality. 

If you're looking for a great conference and learning experience to expand your web dev horizons, com check out NCDevCon in Raleigh, North Carolina this weekend. It's a FREE, two-day conference that we've happily signed on to sponsor. In addition, we'll be doing a free, two-hour, hands-on training to show you how easy it is to build a site in Mura. Hope to see you there!

There will no Mura Show today but we plan on picking up again next week. See you then!

We're pleased to announce the availability of our new Mura CMS training courses, held in Sacramento, California. We're offering 3 different courses - Admin/User training, CSS/Designer Training and Programmer Training. These full-day training courses will provide you with in-depth understanding of how to get the most out of Mura CMS, from content updates to creating new Mura CMS plug-ins. 

We're back from CF.Objective() and will provide a full hour of live, no strings attached support. In fact, in the future, this will be the default topic for all Mura Shows if we don't have anything scheduled for presentation. When we do have a specific topic to cover, we will be announcing it via this blog. Look forward to seeing you on the show.

We've just completed the first draft of a new round of documentation for programmers looking to get the most out of Mura CMS. In it, we cover topics like using the Mura Tag, the Mura event model, the new Mura Scope, extending base Mura types, creating Mura plugins, and much more.