Summary

Throughout this section, we covered the differences between lifecycle events and contextual events, the Mura "event" scope, and the wide variety of possible events that may occur during any given request, as well as how to register your own event handlers targeting the specific event(s) related to the task(s) you wish to accomplish. Finally, you learned how to create your own custom events, and how to use Mura's event log for debugging and performance optimization purposes.

We hope that as you completed this section, you have a much better understanding on how you, as a Mura developer, can add to, or in some cases, even replace, Mura's own business logic and functionality.