Why Develop Apps Based on HarmonyOS/OpenHarmony
Brand New Smart and Secure Operating System
HarmonyOS based on OpenHarmony is a commercial version developed by Huawei, mainly for Huawei devices; OpenHarmony is an open-source project incubated and operated by the OpenAtom Foundation, allowing other manufacturers to adopt and customize.
Multi-Manufacturer Adoption
Besides Huawei, many major Chinese manufacturers are also involved in OpenHarmony development, expanding the potential user base.
Cross-Device Ecosystem and Technological Innovation
HarmonyOS aims to create a unified cross-device ecosystem, allowing applications to run seamlessly across multiple platforms such as phones, computers, tablets, and smart home devices.
Expected Market Share Growth
As more devices adopt HarmonyOS/OpenHarmony, market share is expected to grow rapidly. Early adaptation may bring significant first-mover advantages.
Data Security and Compliance
HarmonyOS provides strong security guarantees for applications through distributed technology and strict data management, helping to meet increasingly stringent data security regulations worldwide.
One-Time Development, Multi-Platform Deployment
One code base, one-time development and release to multi-platform deployment as needed, supporting developers to quickly and efficiently develop applications for various terminal device forms collaboration.
Case Study
Laite Language Learning Apps on HarmonyOS
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Technologies Used and Brief Introduction
The project utilized native HarmonyOS ArkTS language + Vue frontend technology + WebView communication technology, enabling us to quickly convert Android applications to HarmonyOS applications within 2 months. Through maintaining a single codebase, we achieved multi-platform support including PC, general mobile, foldable phones, tablets (both landscape and portrait), and tri-fold phones. While reducing development costs, we also maximized the acceleration of launch time and maintained the same user experience as the Android version.