Homebrew In your opinion, what programming language is best for creating homebrew apps?

[Deleted User]

The title almost everything I guess?
I'd also kinda like to know which one would be the easiest to learn, or how easy the programming language you suggested is to learn.

 

[dfsa3fdvc1]

Easiest right now is hands down Lua Interpreter 3DS.
Originally I was planning to use SF2D w/ ctrulib because I already know C++ but the Lua interpretter, even though I had never even touched the language till a couple days ago, is still much easier to work with.

 

[Jwiz33]

lpp3ds is the simplest, like the guy above said. use that.

 

[Deleted User]

Easiest right now is hands down Lua Interpreter 3DS.
Originally I was planning to use SF2D because I already know C++ but the Lua interpretter, even though I had never even touched the language till a couple days ago, is still much easier to work with.

lpp3ds is the simplest, like the guy above said. use that.

Wow, I had actually guessed Lua originally, but I thought I'd still ask to make sure. I guess it looks like I was correct!
Thank you both!

 

[Jwiz33]

Wow, I had actually guessed Lua originally, but I thought I'd still ask to make sure. I guess it looks like I was correct!
Thank you both!

No problem! I program lua during lunch at school with a text editor, using a chromebook that has most things blocked(but not text editing!). it is really that simple.

 

[Deleted User]

LUA is by far the easiest, back when a Lua player was ported to the PSP I worked on a little game called chao garden. I had never written any code prior to that point, but managed at least to get a little character moving around and some minigames.