Taken from yifanlu's blog at http://yifan.lu/2015/06/14/rejuvenate-native-homebrew-for-psvita/

(Sadly, they did not give me a spot at the Sony E3 conference, so I have to make do with this blog post.) I am excited to announce Rejuvenate, a native homebrew platform for PS Vita. The tools that will be released through the next couple of weeks will allow developers (not in contract with Sony) to develop and test games, apps, and more on the PS Vita. These unofficial software can run on any PS Vita handheld device without approval by Sony. These tools cannot enable pirated or backup games to run (I’m not just saying this… the exploits used does not have enough privilege to enable such tasks). Rejuvenate requires PlayStation Mobile Development Assistant to be installed on your Vita! Sony will remove this from PSN soon, so if you wish to ever run homebrew apps on your PS Vita, you must download this app now!

Schedule

Today, early beta access of Rejuvenate is being distributed to SDK developers (to complete and test the SDK) as well as hackers who will begin searching for more exploits (and hopefully bypass the current limitations)
By end of the month (or whenever Sony removes PSM DevAssistant from PSN), a public beta goes out. However, it is only recommended that homebrew developers use it as there would be no homebrew for users to try yet. Hopefully at this point, the open SDK would be complete and ready for developers to write apps.
When PSM is revoked, the directions for using PSM+ to bypass the revokes will be released.

 

[Seroczynski]

Those two are already working without a hitch for me. This seems like they legitamitely only want new developement and no piracy. I'm excited to see what homebrew comes from this. I'm also really excited as I'm learning to code right now so I may be able to join in on the fun.

SNES emulation on PSP is far from perfect. If Rejuvenate could possibly bring a full-speed SNES emulator to the Vita (with a nice touch interface) then I'd be extremely happy.

 

[JazzCat.CL]

Testing!!