You know I just remembered that I've got some old repo forks that I never got around to deleting. I keep most of my own stuff on my own Gitea instances nowadays anyway, or just simple git repos on local machines, but here's a couple of old dev guides and HostBill stuff to go with it.
Now, before anyone goes out and starts writing up stuff, be warned, I do NOT bother with keeping up with all of Kris' crazy musical licenses schemes any longer. It became a full time job and the only reason I personally stuck around for as long as I did was because I was invested in the product at the time with several cloud clients and such.
MY license, let's me do pretty much anything. It's an owned, pre-whatever is the magic date/version where everything went to complete dung, and although I'm not entitled to farm out development to a third party, I can do pretty much anything according to my license, which is nothing right now because I have no use for HostBill in my current production operations, but who knows? Maybe someday @FusionHost will actually have their offer accepted and then things may improve. And Kris will be gone, or at least not in charge. Stranger things have happened lolz.
Anyway read your license - depending on when you bought your lifetime forever license, you may or may not be entitled to dev up your copy of HostBill:
https://github.com/tallship/HBWrapperhttps://github.com/tallship/client-templateshttps://github.com/tallship/oop_devkitLast time I looked I believe Kris decided to start keeping whatever he was going to make publicly available on Jira or Confluence. I can't remember where/when I forked those repos but knew they would disappear If I didn't. They did.
If you search on Github there's at least 6 pages of 'stuf'.
I hope that helps
