TimeManager Final (Class C + +)
Remember the TimeManager version 0.1 developer's library that Yan2Yan released last month? We're letting the readers know that the developer's has recently unveiled this devkit's final build
TimeManager Final (demo)
Remember the TimeManager version 0.1 developer's library that Yan2Yan released last month? We're letting the readers know that the developer's has recently unveiled this devkit's final build
PSP-PDA (source codes)
Developer zx-81 visited the QJ.NET Forums earlier to announce the release of a new build for the PSP-PDA application. This homebrew app, in case you weren't around during the previous releases, is a set of PDA programs built to run for the the Sony handheld
sdlBasic
If there's one thing you've probably noticed with Deniska's recent works, it's about porting old-school games over to the PSP. This time around, the dev's created something meant for fellow coders out there, with the release of sdlBasic 05
sdlBasic PSP
We've got some good news for the beginner PSP homebrew developers out there, courtesy of Deniska. The dev is announcing that the sdlBasic devkit has been updated to version 0.6.
As a recap, this homebrew is actually a PSP port of the multiplatform interpreter for BASIC (Beginner's All-purpose Symbolic Instruction Code)
funcLib
Developers Sleepy and Flatmush dropped us a line earlier to announce the release of funcLib v1.0.1. As a recap for the first-time readers, this homebrew is actually a PC-based function library.
Sleepy and Flatmush created this kit specifically to help their fellow
developers program homebrews faster and more efficiently for the PSP
Nanodesktop 0.3.4
Filippo Battaglia is back with an update to his exceptional software development kit, Nanodesktop (previous update here). For those who aren't familiar with the application, Nanodesktop lets PSP homebrew developers code faster, with the use of extensive system libraries.
What's new with version 0.3
PSP Hardware Alarm Interface I
This download is for the source code of Mr350's recently released PSP Hardware Alarm Interface I v1.3.359 homebrew application. Be sure to remember this note from the developer before making the download:
"This is still an ON-GOING project and still supported by me (Mr305)
RSPsar Dumper
The last we heard of RSPsar Dumper was last month, when author Red Squirrel updated the homebrew development utility to decrypt Sony's official 3.95 firmware for the PlayStation Portable. Today marks a new chapter in it's lifetime. Since the release of Sony's official firmware 4.00, RSPsar Dumper has been updated to version 3
