@lordelan :
I can create these pages today.
You are right it has his own language, but it's very easy when editing only the page content for text (bold, underline, headers, links are very easy).
What could be harder is "template", it's not the template or schematic of the page, but a shortcut for thing you use often, like compatibility list. instead of using the bare language for each game, you use shortcuts like "work = yes, region = EU" and the template convert it to wiki language to make a nice colored table. it's often used to make a box at the top of the page with the homebrew info (name, icon, developer, link, etc.)
it allows any users who are not familiar with the wiki code to help and add new content quickly without learning how tables are working.
The wiki already has a lot of homebrew (probably missing few, as I didn't work on it for few month, and it seems I'm the only one maintaining that list).
There's retroarch listed in the
homebrew emulators list, from here we can create the first page : homebrew description, link to release, quick changelog, etc. (like
other homebrew pages for example). on that page you'll add new links to install guide, tutorial, maybe even compat list if needed.
I'm creating the description page, but I don't know retroarch to make a nice page. I'll make a simple and quick one. you can update it after me.
edit:
I created Retroarch page on wiki :
https://wiki.gbatemp.net/wiki/Retroarch_WiiU
Like I said, I'm not too sure what retroarch really is (front end only?) and libretro (API only to existing emulators or specific emulators version for retroarch?)
I wrote a description, and made some section which requires you to fill in the blank.
let me know if you need help.
just click "edit" and write your text. if you want to force a new line, you need to type Enter twice. press preview before saving and write a description of your page update.
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