Homebrew how can I start developing switch homebrew?

[jimmyj]

I want to have a go at developing switch homebrew and I really have no talent and no 3.0 switch. Can I use the emulators? Any advice? how can I start?

 

[jimmyj]

can I display images in the emulator?

 

[Technicmaster0]

I can't help you with the emulators, but programming-wise:

If you want to use libnx:
Install devkitpro, devkita64 and libnx. There is a checkbox in devkita64 to install libnx. You can follow http://switchbrew.org/index.php?title=Setting_up_Development_Environment

If you wan to use libtransistor:
Just follow https://reswitchedweekly.github.io/Development-Setup/

In general:
Learn C/C++and read and understand the examples and/or homebrew by other persons.

 

[jimmyj]

I can't help you with the emulators, but programming-wise:

If you want to use libnx:
Install devkitpro, devkita64 and libnx. There is a checkbox in devkita64 to install libnx. You can follow http://switchbrew.org/index.php?title=Setting_up_Development_Environment

If you wan to use libtransistor:
Just follow https://reswitchedweekly.github.io/Development-Setup/

In general:
Learn C/C++and read and understand the examples and/or homebrew by other persons.

I installed devkitpro a few hours ago. differance between libnx and libtransistor?

 

[Alklas]

in my opinion, libnx is less close to SVC calls, you have less technical calls and functions, and you have some bundle functions including several SVC calls
but i found bugs in libnx

currently coding with libtransistor 1.1.2, but will move to libnx in the next weeks