Excellent article! I've worked with Titanium since the very beginning and would absolutely recommend it to anyone that wants to reuse pieces of their applicati

Excellent article! I've worked with Titanium since the very beginning and would absolutely recommend it to anyone that wants to reuse pieces of their application between iOS and Android. Granted, certain UI elements that exist on iOS with no Android counterpart (and vice-versa) have to be adjusted, you're still able to retain the vast majority of your code between both platforms. The documentation has come a very long way too. It used to be that the KitchenSink had to be forked in order to see examples of new features - thankfully, that is no longer the case. The IDE that Appcelerator has shipped (after purchasing Aptana) is extremely useful. As Kevin mentioned, the signing tasks and other similar actions are handled by the IDE, so compiling and testing is relatively simple.