2.1.0

Before

• Akan.js relied on multiple lower-level frameworks such as NestJS, Next.js, and Vite.
• Node.js ecosystem assumptions were part of the tooling and operating model.
• Runtime, tooling, testing, and package workflows were split across different foundations.
• MongoDB was the default database choice.
• Local development and production builds required more coordination between moving parts.

After

• Akan.js v2.1.0 moves to a Bun-first full-stack runtime.
• Bun is now the shared foundation for the CLI, server runtime, tests, packages, and production builds.
• Akan owns more lower framework behavior directly, making the developer experience more consistent.
• SQLite becomes the first-class local and service database path.
• The stack is smaller and more focused: one runtime, one convention-driven workspace, and one flow from business code to deployable artifacts.