HarmonyOS: Key technical features and architectural deep dive

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This talk describes how harmonyOS is designed, from modular architecture and build system to deployment to devices, from CI/CD and IP policy to package management and application development that target use cases leveraging mutiple devices at once.


Speaker(s):
Suhail Khan (Huawei)



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Eclipsecon 2020
HarmonyOS