Nickname: carlosgs
Project name: downPSP
Division: PSP APP
Original enter: Yes
Support motion: No
Old compo winner: Nope

First of all, hello, I'm carlosgs, and this is my first time in the Neoflash spring coding compo :-D
Please, If I am doing something wrong, contact me :-S

Project description:
downPSP is an app that I started in lua, but now I'm making it in C.
The best function of this app is that it's going to be able to download and install a lot of homebrew apps.
It looks for the homebrew database in psp.scenebeta.com
Right now it is not possible to download or install homebrew, but in a few weeks, it will.
I'm working in the cookie-based login of that website, I made that in the old lua version, so this time is easier ;-)

In the homebrew downloader, right now you can view the homebrew list (apps, games and emulators), and view a detailed description about each homebrew program.
You can also search in the list by pressing the "triangle" button (The games list
has more than 800 entries, so you'll probably need it ;-) )
Nevertheless, it has other functions like:
- Filebrowser with:
-PNG image viewer. With scrolling for large images.
-Simple text file viewer. With auto line-breaks :-D
-You can rename files with the "square" button.
-Simple searching with the "triangle" button.
-Detects file type, not only by the extension. For example, if you have an MP3 file without any extension, the program know that it is actually an MP3 file.
- Self updating through the network ;-)
- Options menu with:
-Select wether you want to show the initial splash or not.
-Show memory stick free space.
-Restore default config.

This project is right now very initial, I'm looking forward to add add more functions, like:

-In the filebrowser, show other image types, unRar files, run eboots, copy, move and delete files... etc.

-"Check Gmail" function (simple but useful). It would notify about new gmail messages (I'll use the gmail RSS feed ;-) )

-Probably, when I finish the scenebeta.com full support, I'll add support for other psp homebrew comunities.

How to install:
Download the RAR file:
http://downpsp.evoconsolas.com/PSPho.../downPSP_C.rar
UnRar and copy the downPSP_C folder to your /PSP/GAME/ folder.

Controls:
- X select/view/change (only in the config menu)
- O back
- Triangle search (in homebrew list and in filebrowser)
- Square rename file (in filebrowser)

You need to have a wireless connection in order to view the homebrew lists and to use the network update

Changelog:
Version 210:
-Fully translated to english ;-) (except the scenebeta's news)
Version 209:
-NeoFlash Compo 2009 splash
-Percent bar in downloads
-Lots of bugs repaired in WLAN. VERY much stable
-Change of server (thanks to evoconsolas.com)
Version 208:
-Cool new skin
-Larger PNG images are supported
-More comfortable file manager
-Better file detecting system
Version 207:
-Read text files
-Scroll in large PNG images
-Rename files pressing square
-Shows MS free space
Version 206:
-Shows PNG images
-Improved splash
-Repaired WLAN bugs
Version 205:
-The actual version is shown
-Internal improvements
Version 204:
-Settings menu
-Improved New watcher
Version 203:
-Improved file browser
Version 202:
-Improved self updating function
Version 201:
-File browser
-Self updating function

Download:
http://downpsp.evoconsolas.com/PSPho.../downPSP_C.rar

I hope you enjoy this app ;-)

The HOMEbrew Menu Standard Library is a simple code library that allows developers to easily incorporate a HOME menu similiar to Nintendos into their applications.

At the moment, The HOMEbrew Menu Standard Library is only compatible with programs that use libwiisprite. However, several ports are underway in order to widen compatibility. If you would like to do a port, it would be appreciated if you say so before you do the port, so that the authors (and users) know that the port is underway. Right now, the authors are not working on any ports as they are consumed with just pushing out the initial release for libwiisprite users.

Shiny Red Tank is eventually going to become an old-school platformer including elements from my favorite 8-bit and 16-bit games. It is in very early stages of development and still has quite a few bugs, but you should be able to get a pretty good idea of the game mechanics.

The game map is currently limited to a test area. Since I'm horribly slow at making my own graphics, the current graphics are very limited. Also, I haven't gotten around to implementing sound yet.

So, in short, this project still has a long way to go.

I hope you enjoy it!

-- MetaFight

19 March 2009, v0.1.2a

Improved 2nd Player tracking.
Hopefully fixed animation bugs.