On January 17, 2009 the website of the Moskov & Son Ltd. was made publicly available. The site was build based on the first generation CMS engine utilizing Perl and MySQL database as backend developed by Todevs. The flexible gallery and content pages CMS engine allows administrators to add information about new products or company updates on multiple languages. To view the site go to Moskov & Son.

On January 6, 2009 the website of the designer Tal Weinberg was made available to the general public. The site was developed for Segya web site creation company. The site was build based on the first generation CMS engine utilizing Perl and MySQL database as backend developed by Todevs. The flexible gallery and content pages CMS engine allows content publishing on multiple languages. Click on the following link to see the Tal Weinberg's web site.

On May 17, 2008 IT inventory system v. 1.0 was released for the general public. It is designed for usage by IT departments which need to keep track of equipment assigned to company employees (users). With this inventory system the IT personnel is can easily track devices, predefined software components installed on the devices, devices usage history etc. It also allows you to manage your devices suppliers contact details required for warranty repairs if necessary. The system comes with few predefined parameters - MS Office, MS Visio, MS Project software components which can be tracked for licensing purposes. For live demo go to Demos link.

Inventory ststem v. 1.0.1 can be downloaded here.

On May 1, 2008 the website of the designer Krassimira Vassileva was released to the general public. The site was developed on Perl with MySQL database as backend. The site represents a dynamic gallery. The system interface of the web site empowers the administrator to enable or disable specific galleries or images within the galleries. It also allows the administrator to arrange the images within the galleries or to transfer images from one gallery to another. The web site automatically detects the screen resolution of the viewer and addapts the site presentation to the recommended for the screen website resolution. To view the site go to Krassimira Vassileva's web site.