We're thrilled to announce that Stacks 1.0 is on the horizon! After months of development and community feedback, we're ready to unveil a revolutionary full-stack TypeScript framework that makes building modern applications faster, safer, and more enjoyable than ever before.

Stacks 1.0 brings together the best parts of modern web development: type-safe APIs, lightning-fast build times with Bun, powerful CLI tools, and a batteries-included ecosystem that just works. Whether you're building a SaaS application, a desktop app with Tauri, or a high-performance API, Stacks has you covered.

Learn how to build fully type-safe REST and RPC APIs using Stacks Router. In this comprehensive tutorial, we'll walk through creating endpoints, validating requests, handling errors, and leveraging TypeScript's type system to catch bugs before they reach production.

Stacks Router provides automatic OpenAPI documentation, built-in validation with Zod, and seamless integration with your database models. Plus, with intelligent type inference, your frontend automatically knows about your API's exact shape—no manual synchronization needed!

See how Stacks streamlines your development workflow from local development to production deployment. With built-in database migrations, automatic TypeScript compilation, hot module reloading, and one-command deployments, you'll ship faster than ever.

This guide covers scaffolding a new project, setting up your database, building your first API, creating a frontend component, running tests, and deploying to your preferred hosting provider—all in under 10 minutes!

Explore the growing Stacks ecosystem with over 50 carefully crafted libraries and CLI tools. From image optimization with imgx and pngx, to DNS management with dnsx, to queue processing with bun-queue—every tool is designed to work seamlessly together while remaining independently useful.

Each package follows our core principles: type-safe, performant, well-documented, and developer-friendly. Whether you need HTTP utilities, logging, testing, or deployment tools, the Stacks ecosystem has you covered.