First open source HarmonyOS developer conference scheduled for April 19

The first-ever open-source HarmonyOS developer conference is scheduled to start on April 19. This major event will allow industry partners and developers to gather and share their experiences of OpenHarmony with each other.

The open-source HarmonyOS developer conference 2023 is sponsored by the OpenHarmony project working committee. This committee is formed by the OpenAtom Foundation.

For the event, the OpenAtom Foundation organized several forums, subforums, product releases, topics discussions, and activities to keep the developers and participants busy. The OpenHarmony Developer Conference 2023 agenda is out and it contains a ton of information.

Open Source HarmonyOS Conference Agenda:

The main part of the forum spotlight with OpenHarmony 3.2 release version official launch. The technical sub-forums include OpenHarmony’s new development framework. App ecosystem sub-forums consist of JD.com, the Bank of China mobile banking App, Baby Bus, the smart keyboard, and more that will adapt OpenHarmony.

Business ecosystem sub-forums, including OpenHarmony ultra-high-definition industry ecosystem planning and development, drone industry practice exploration, and others. Hardware ecosystem Sub-forums consist of chip and development board, Phytium CPU fully supports OpenHarmony and other related ecosystem products.

The agenda also promotes new development tools and first-time introduction of DevEco Studio development tools for the open source OpenHarmony community.

In the invitation notes, OpenAtom Foundation wrote (translated from Chinese).

“We sincerely invite you to participate in this conference, listen to industry leaders share the latest cutting-edge research results on operating systems and open source, meet peers to learn about best practices, interact with community technical experts, and get the latest developments in OpenHarmony systems, technologies and tools first.”

Open Source:

Launched in 2019, HarmonyOS is designed and developed as an all-in-one scenario operating system. After a year, Huawei donated all of the project source code to China’s OpenAtom foundation and made HarmonyOS open source.

Due to its open-source code nature, the software is later renamed as OpenHarmony. Since then, it is used by various companies and business entities.

The upcoming Open Source HarmonyOS developer conference will be a perfect occasion for the HarmonyOS community and ecosystem partners to share their past achievements and upcoming development goals. Also to get resolutions on various problems and projects.