Actually after Jeff Lindsay latest blog post[0] I thought that the project was put on the back burner. What is the relationship between cupcake and the initial author(s) ?
[0]: http://progrium.com/blog/2014/02/06/the-start-of-the-age-of-...
[0]: http://progrium.com/blog/2014/02/06/the-start-of-the-age-of-...
Most of the development on Flynn (nearly all of the 2014 work) was done by Jonathan Rudenberg (@titanous), one of the founders of Cupcake. We brought in Jeff as a contractor and paid him out of the crowdfunding campaign. He contributed to the initial architecture and prototypes but stepped back in December.
I don't want to speak for Jeff (@progrium) but my understanding is that he'll keep evangelizing the project at conferences and may be working on a proprietary version/components at Digital Ocean.
The Cupcake team (especially Jonathan) will keep developing Flynn (of course with open source contributions) full time in the future.
My specific long-term plan is still vague, but it will involve Flynn and so far I've been finding ways to fund my time to invest in some R&D type projects for the Flynn ecosystem.
DigitalOcean's plan is not set either, but my work there should involve Flynn and that ecosystem / architecture / worldview.