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BlueHighway
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Bluehighway - is a commercial Content Management System (CMS), based on PHP language and MySQL database system. It is currently being developed by Web24, an interactive agency from Gdynia, Poland. Latest stable release version is 2.2. Since the projet's start in late 2004 the application has gone through two major versions, and about 60 revisions for different customers. Description The software is sold as a part of a website project, not separatelyand is setup and implemented by the company itself to the client's specification. The system has a modular structure, and new modules and sections can be enabled or disabled as needed. The system itself does not contain a frontend per se. Instead, with every project the CMS is "connected" to the final layout of the webpage, which is created prior to that. Features ;MySQL Database: BlueHighway uses MySQL database, which it uses to store essential data. As of today the MySQL database is the only one operated by the system. ;Layout system: The application uses a Smarty Layout Engine. Users are able to manage article or other sections templates from within the application. Smarty also enables for frontend and backend modifications without one affecting the other. ;User management: System uses an advanced user and group management system. Users and groups can be set up with different permissions, and certain sections can be made non-accessible to these users or groups. Certain sections or modules can also be made exempt for the rules and available to everyone. ;Modular structure: BlueHighway offers modular structure of the system. Optional modules can be disabled and enabled on demand during development. Also, the system promotes working using sections of the system. ;Automatic code tyding: Tidy module is implemented into the system and can be enabled on demand, tidying the code up to the W3C standards. ;Multilanguage support: System supports multiple language websites. Theoretical number of languages is unlimited. Also, users can define language - specific sections. 
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