This approach could be a useful way to structure Titanium applications with multiple platforms sharing code. For native mobile app windows, I would only use Cof

This approach could be a useful way to structure Titanium applications with multiple platforms sharing code. For native mobile app windows, I would only use CoffeeScript. I could additionally use haml, jade, and the other libraries for webviews. For desktop apps, I would include the generated javascript files in index.html. For mobile apps, I would create an apps.js that includes the generated javascript files, perhaps generated from one CoffeeScript file per window. With that in mind, I tried out the install. When I ran "npm install crab", npm gave an error: "Looks like 'underscore.string' is not in the npm registry." Since you (kossnocorp) are an author of underscore.string, perhaps you could add it to the npm registry? If not, you might want to add another step to the readme to first install underscore.string.