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It looks like several things changed with some latest changes (October 7th) in the develop branch. I created two examples of installing modules. One that copies files to app/code and another that registers the module where it resides in the vendor directory.

Copy Strategy: https://github.com/mttjohnson/magento2-sample-module-minimal-copy 
Registration Strategy: https://github.com/mttjohnson/magento2-sample-module-minimal-register

For development purposes I think utilizing the registration strategy is more useful because the files that are being run by Magento can be directly modified, tested and then committed back to the module repo.

It looks like several things changed with some latest changes (October 7th) in the develop branch. I created two examples of installing modules. One that copies files to app/code and another that registers the module where it resides in the vendor directory.

Copy Strategy: https://github.com/mttjohnson/magento2-sample-module-minimal-copy Registration Strategy: https://github.com/mttjohnson/magento2-sample-module-minimal-register

For development purposes I think utilizing the registration strategy is more useful because the files that are being run by Magento can be directly modified, tested and then committed back to the module repo.

It looks like several things changed with some latest changes (October 7th) in the develop branch. I created two examples of installing modules. One that copies files to app/code and another that registers the module where it resides in the vendor directory.

Copy Strategy: https://github.com/mttjohnson/magento2-sample-module-minimal-copy 
Registration Strategy: https://github.com/mttjohnson/magento2-sample-module-minimal-register

For development purposes I think utilizing the registration strategy is more useful because the files that are being run by Magento can be directly modified, tested and then committed back to the module repo.

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It looks like several things changed with some latest changes (October 7th) in the develop branch. I created two examples of installing modules. One that copies files to app/code and another that registers the module where it resides in the vendor directory.

Copy Strategy: https://github.com/mttjohnson/magento2-sample-module-minimal-copy Registration Strategy: https://github.com/mttjohnson/magento2-sample-module-minimal-register

For development purposes I think utilizing the registration strategy is more useful because the files that are being run by Magento can be directly modified, tested and then committed back to the module repo.