There is a parallel "branch" of the project, released as `2.0.0-alphaX` in NPM. All those releases are based on the master
and will get all the changes of the master. However, `2.0.0` will contain major backwards compatibility breaking changes. Check the
changelog of the branch: https://github.com/sequelize/sequelize/blob/milestones/2.0.0/changelog.md
##### 2.0.0 API should be considered unstable
### 1.6.0 ###
- We changed the way timestamps are handled. From v1.6.0 on timestamps are stored and loaded as UTC.
- Support for synchronous migrations has been dropped. `up` and `down` methods in migrations do have a third parameter which is the callback parameter. Pass an error or an error message as first parameter to the callback if something went wrong in the migration.
## Blogposts/Changes ##
-[v1.6.0](http://blog.sequelizejs.com/post/46949108134/v1-6-0-eager-loading-support-for-enums-decimals-and) Eager loading, support for enums, decimals and bigint, performance improvements …
-[v1.4.1](http://blog.sequelizejs.com/post/24403298792/changes-in-sequelize-1-4-1): deprecation of node < 0.6, logging customization, ...
-[XING](https://www.xing.com/net/priec1b5cx/sequelize)(pretty much inactive, but you might want to name it on your profile)
## Running Examples
Instructions for running samples are located in the [example directory](https://github.com/sequelize/sequelize/tree/master/examples). Try these samples in a live sandbox environment: