wtf is bluesolution?

BlueSolution, described in its README as a low-code information management platform, is a Windows client-server application built with the .NET Framework 4.8 and Visual Studio. The README is written in Chinese and focuses almost entirely on installation and setup rather than a description of the software's features. On the technical side, the project depends on Microsoft Enterprise Library 6.0, DevExpress UI components version 16.1.4, and a spreadsheet grid component called Spread for Win 8.2, and it stores data in SQL Server 2008 R2. The README links to SQL files needed to set up the database schema, hosted on the developer's own website rather than included in the repository. The setup process is split into a client side and a server side. Client machines need Windows 7 SP1 or newer plus the .NET Framework 4.8 installed once, then the client software itself. Servers need Windows Server 2012 or newer, the same .NET Framework, and a database. Setup involves creating seven separate databases named Blue, Blue_1 through Blue_5, and Blue_Business, running the provided SQL file against the main Blue database, installing the server software, configuring the database connection through a server management interface, and starting the service, which listens on port 8090. The README also links to a PDF user manual hosted in the repository, and notes that a trial release build, database design documentation, and the source code for a separate registration tool are available by contacting the author directly by email rather than through the repository itself. According to the README, the intended use cases are human resources management systems for universities or companies, custom document and report based information management systems, and other custom information management systems built on the same low-code platform. This suggests the tool is meant for internal business or institutional software rather than public facing products.