#Add apps to homebrew channel wii code#

Please, for the love of Team Twiizers, do NOT upload to RapidShare! They've been greedy for a while, but lately, it's difficult to find any time of day that the servers don't claim to be 'overloaded', and thus unavailable for use by anyone without their overpriced 'Premium' accounts.GitHub also allows people to notify you of issues with your application and to suggest changes. You can also post your app for download on GitHub. People who are offering Wii Homebrew Hosting: PineCone, Vithon, Calthephenom, and Daltonlaffs. Otherwise, you can upload it somewhere else and link to it. If you would like, you can host your application here on wiibrew by uploading it.AByrne55 also offers services to help you create an application page.

Make sure to add the template and fill it in as much as you can.

When your application is ready to be released, you can create a page for your application in the article namespace.

It is strongly recommended to create icon.png and meta.xml files for your application to make it fully compatible with the Homebrew Channel.

You can move it to the article namespace when it is released.

If you would like to create a page for your application while developing it, create it in your user namespace and link to it on the List of homebrew in development page.

#Add apps to homebrew channel wii code#

The list of development tools contains many code libraries and resources that are useful for developing.

You can use devkitPPC to develop applications.

If you want to develop homebrew for the Wii, you will need some tools.

rOn Wii MFE Port Linux-based port of MPlayer. Team Twiizers MPlayerWii Native MPlayer port.

Extrems MPlayer TT Native MPlayer port to demonstrate DVD functionality. The GeeXboX Team MPlayer CE Native MPlayer port. Homebrew application development for the Wii is both fun and challenging. Description Author GeeXboX Linux-based port of GeeXboX, which uses MPlayer for playback.