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This is a comprehensive directory of '''homebrew applications''' for the Wii.
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==Lists of homebrew applications==
'''[[List of homebrew applications (loaders)|Loaders]]''' –
Various loaders you can use to load other Wii homebrew applications.
 
'''[[List of homebrew applications (PC utilities)|PC utilities]]''' –
Utilities to help you load and manage homebrew from your PC.
 
'''[[List of homebrew applications (emulators)|Emulators]]''' –
Emulators used to emulate other game consoles on the Wii.
 
'''[[List of homebrew applications (games)|Games]]''' –
A wide variety of original homebrew games for the Wii.
 
'''[[List of homebrew applications (media)|Media]]''' –
Media players that can be used to play music, video, and DVDs on the Wii.
 
'''[[List of homebrew applications (operating systems)|Operating systems]]''' –
Alternative operating systems to use on the Wii, such as Linux.
 
'''[[List of homebrew applications (utilities)|Utilities]]''' –
Various utilities you can use to make your Wii perform various tasks.
 
'''[[List of homebrew applications (math)|Math]]''' –
Math-related calculation programs that you can run on the Wii.
 
'''[[List of homebrew applications (demos)|Demos]]''' –
Applications used to demonstrate different functions of the Wii.
 
'''[[List of homebrew applications (jokes)|Jokes]]''' –
Joke programs created just for fun.
 
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'''[[Homebrew Channel]]''' &ndash;
The homebrew loader created by [[Team Twiizers]].
 
'''[[Wiiload]]''' &ndash;
A TCP loader for the Homebrew Channel. Allows .elf and .dol files to be sent to the Wii.
 
'''[[Homebrew Browser]]''' &ndash;
A Wii Shop Channel-like application for downloading homebrew applications.
 
'''[[Wii Linux]]''' &ndash;
A Linux distribution created for the Wii based on [http://www.debian.org/ Debian].
 
'''[[DragonMedia Player]]''' &ndash;
A user friendly, skinnable music player for the Wii.
 
 
==Developing applications==
Development of Wii homebrew applications is both fun and challenging. If you want to develop homebrew for the Wii, you will need some tools.
 
===Developing===
* You can use [[DevkitPro]] to develop applications. Tutorials for setting up DevkitPro are available for [[Devkitppc setup (Windows)|Windows]], [[Devkitppc setup (Linux)|Linux]], and [[Devkitppc setup (Mac OS X)|Mac OS X]].
* If you would like to learn how to code, there is a [[Programming in C++|C++ tutorial]] available.
* You should read [[Developer tips|developer tips]] before starting to develop to learn about standards and essential code.
* The [[List of development tools|list of development tools]] contains many code libraries and resources that are useful for developing.
 
===Releasing===
* 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 applications (in development)]] page. You can move it to the article namespace when it is released.
* It is strongly recommended to create icon.png and meta.xml files for your application to make it compatible with the [[Homebrew Channel]].
* When your application is ready to be released, you can create a page for your application in the article namespace. Make sure to add the {{tl|infobox homebrewapp}} template and fill it in as much as you can.
* If you would like, you can host your application here on wiibrew by [[Special:Upload|uploading]] it. Otherwise, you can upload it somewhere else and link to it. Please avoid sites like Rapidshare, as they are slow and a hassle to download from.
 
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Latest revision as of 21:30, 6 March 2009