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Presentation used for the speech I gave at the WHYMCA 2011 - Italian Mobile Developer Conference, held in Milan (IT) on may 20th 2011
Wrt the project setup, I also tried your solution, though with more complex applications, from time to time you need Titanium to recreate the main project, so you end up re-creating references, etc. Now I use a command line script that basically performs the same operations (i.e. build&install the module and launch the main project).
Wrt documentation & best practices: as you point out docs are pretty much inexistent and unfortunately the best 'documentation' I've found is the Ti SDK source code. Digging through the code can be quite time consuming, but it gives you also many hints on how things should be done. I don't know if what you find in this presentation can be considered 'best practice'. Actually this is 'my' way to develop titanium modules.
Recently I started blogging at http://titaniumninja.com where I report my experiences with titanium in general, and with module development and SDK hacking in particular.
Thanks for the comments,
Olivier