Parthenon

A super minor update but I thought it would be cool to keep a log on here of all the releases and updates.

Released version 2.1 which is a rather small update compared to some previous updates and what is planned for version 2.2. 2.1 is meant to be the release that makes the pivot to having a really powerful billing system actually feasible.

The main feature is the data export system which is super important for people wanting to export their data. And there were a few minor features.

Now I'm getting started on the pivot towards supporting advance billing requirements. First step is to build a payment abstraction library that will allow for integrations with multiple payment providers. My starting list is:

• Adyen
• Authorize.net
• Stripe
• Paddle

With Transaction.Cloud being a solid maybe.

After working on Parthenon for several years, I've made the move to make it free for people generating less than $5,000 USD a month. This will help indie hackers and hobbyists get a solid foundation while making it so that companies who can afford to pay - pay.

More info at https://getparthenon.com/blog/parthenon-switches-to-business-source-license

Version 1.2.0 released which included the MongoDB skeleton application so people can now start their new projects using MongoDB or Postgres using the prebuild skeleton applications.

There was also a major refactor to create the Subscriptions module which previously was a Plan module and Subscription logic within the Payments module.

Went full time focusing on Parthenon.

Release version 1.1

Included

• Multi-Tenancy support for separate databases
• Bug fixes
• User commands

Hopefully, this will allow me to make Parthenon what I dream it will be. Something that companies of all sizes can use to build their applications.