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And now we have another open source CMS option for ColdFusion. Blue River Interactive Group has announced the release of Sava CMS, its open source ColdFusion-based content management system. The features look pretty impressive, as does the UI in the screenshots. If anyone has personal experience with this product, please share.

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A CFML-based product that really gets how to win customers, and what we can learn from it
Do you offer a product or service, or find yourself considering them? Here's a CFML-based product that really gets how to win customers. The other day, Ben Forta blogged about the new CFML-based Sava CMS and while looking into the Sava web site, I came away so impressed that I wanted to write about it: not the tool, but the site!

This is an example of an organization that really gets things right, not only about making their tool seem appealing but making it easy to evaluate it without having to first install it. [more]

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# Posted By Sahr Johnny | 8/7/09 12:22 PM

# Posted By Sahr Johnny | 8/7/09 12:23 PM

Sava, now named Mura, is a great CMS. It is the best ColdFusion CMS I have used and I highly recommend it. They are constantly updating and improving it.

# Posted By Jeff Pierson | 1/9/10 12:54 AM

I used the old Sava version for a production site. It's easy to setup, maintain, and I had no problems for over a year under light use. It's self contained and does almost everything a CMS should. It's better than many products that you would have to pay for. It's probably the best option out there unless you are dying to spend tons of money for features that you will never use and end-users will never understand. (10 years of CF, CMS, system architect, sysadmin, DB developer, and webmaster experience.)

# Posted By oz | 2/2/10 12:58 PM

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Sava Open Source ColdFusion CMS Released