Last update over two years ago?

[drmajorbob]

@Ahab

to see Keith Blount, the developer–KB on these boards–become conspicuous by his absence

I think they’re transitioning from Objective-C to Swift. I don’t know how difficult that is or what products are involved.

WWDC 2014 update?

iCould Drive doesn’t solve any of the problems inherent in syncing a file format such as Scrivener uses, so no, it won’t allow you to work on the same project if it is open in two places any more than Dropbox. It does, however, offer an alternative to Dropbox. Swift has no effect on the production of Scrivener for iPad. Swift is an entirely new programming language in which you can create Cocoa apps. I’ve been playing with it, and it looks like a very nice language, but it won’t speed anything …