Meld Solutions Inc.

It's our final day, and admittedly a bit off-topic. Instead of building a plugin, we are going to tackle Comments directly on the Mura core. We're going to add threading to the comments, an inline comment editor, and a few other tweaks.

We return to the "5 Days of Mura Plugins" with an old favorite, Google Sitemaps. This was the first plugin we developed (the first ever Mura plugin developed outside Blue River Interactive, in fact), and an update will increase its performance and add several requested features.

Day 3 of "5 Days of Mura Plugins" brings us to Web Coupons for Meld MiniCommerce. MiniCommerce is a deceptively powerful eCommerce engine for Mura, and this should work as a demonstration for developers looking to build it into their own plugins ... or at least just add coupons to their online stores!

Day two brings us to Auto Archiving, building on Mura 5.4's new Bundles feature.

Day one of our "5 days of Mura CMS plugins" begins today. We'll be tweeting as we go along, as well as updating this post.

In honor of the (impending) launch of Mura CMS 5.4, we've decided to do 5 days of Mura CMS plugins: one new plugin every day, built from scratch and released the same day.

After much anticipation (and some understandable impatience) Meld Gallery, our open source image manager/gallery display plugin for the Mura CMS, is finally available for download.

With Meld MiniCommerce now available, we are turning our sights to MiniStore a light-weight but capable product manager for Mura (and open source, just like MiniCommerce). The question is, what does it need to do?