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What is Parthenon​

Parthenon is a Symfony bundle to allow companies to focus on their core business and have the generic business logic handled for them.

After over a decade of developing systems for a range of businesses, we've noticed that the majority of businesses have roughly the same requirements and needs. All that resulted in was teams of developers all building generic business requirements—and not focusing on their company's core business logic. Parthenon is our attempt to provide a solution for this. Parthenon brings the generic business functionality allowing companies to build Symfony applications and focus on their core business logic instead of generic business use cases. While allowing systems to grow as the company grows.