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The Phoenix ColdFusion Users Group provides developers in Phoenix a place to meet, network and discuss the topics that impact development and technology. Everyone, from beginners to advanced users, can benefit from the open sharing of ideas and methodologies.

January Meeting: Mura CMS

Presented by: Sean Schroeder from Blue River Interactive Group

Sean will provide us with an overview of the Open-Source (and free) Mura CMS and show how to leverage Mura's built in functionality to quickly build your site and handoff site content management tasks to other stakeholders, allowing you to customize your site by extending Mura or by integrating your existing CFML applications.

The meeting will be held at The University of Advancing Technology (UAT), Wednesday, January 27th at 6:30 PM in the Theater.

UAT


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The Phoenix ColdFusion Users Group meets every 4th Wednesday of the month at the University of Advancing Computer Technology ( 2625 West Baseline Road in Tempe ) at 6:30pm in the room Theater (the large downstairs lecture hall at the back of the building).


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