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Huawei released HarmonyOS 3 developer preview

So finally, the wait is over. Huawei at HDC 2021 introduced the HarmonyOS 3 Developer Preview. To recall, back in 2019, HarmonyOS 1.0 was launched, proposed distributed technology and verified the feasibility; in 2020, Huawei released HarmonyOS 2.0 for developers, bringing the upgrade of distributed capabilities, and also released smart screens.

A key thing is the number of devices powered by HarmonyOS has exceeded 150 million. At this year’s Developer Conference, Huawei launched the latest version of HarmonyOS-HarmonyOS 3 Developer Preview. Huawei stated that HarmonyOS 3 continues to innovate around the three core values ​​of system architecture, super terminal, and one-time development of multi-terminal deployment.

The HarmonyOS 3 developer preview version brings new flexible deployment automation tools, and device developers can select the required components according to different hardware to complete the operating system assembly.

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In addition, distributed technology has always been the core of HarmonyOS’s capabilities, allowing multiple devices to be freely combined and merged into a super terminal at the system level.

The HarmonyOS 3 developer preview released this time brings heterogeneous networking technology, allowing distributed capabilities to support more devices and better performance. For example, a mobile phone, smart screen, and 4 speakers can be combined into a 6-device super terminal, so that mobile video can also enjoy a large screen and 5.1-channel cinema-level experience; the combination of mobile phones, tablets, and PCs brings an upgraded version of the multi-screen collaboration. Three-screen collaboration improves office efficiency.

Ark Development Framework 3.0 (ArkUI 3.0) brings a new declarative UI framework, using TS/JS language, reducing the amount of cross-end application front-end development and design code, greatly improving efficiency and performance; Ark Compiler 3.0 (ArkCompiler 3.0) achieves cross-cutting The equipment is compiled uniformly, and it can run across terminals with only one compilation;

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DevEco Studio 3.0 brings high-efficiency coding, cross-terminal collaborative debugging, multi-device integration testing and other tool upgrades, effectively improving the efficiency of cross-terminal application development; HarmonyOS SDK opens 6000+ TS/JS API capabilities to support efficient development of cross-terminal distributed experience.

Min

Min En specializes in smartphone reviews, EMUI/HarmonyOS coverage, and mobile industry analysis. His in-depth knowledge of Huawei's ecosystem, from flagship devices to emerging technologies, makes him a trusted voice in the tech community.

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