Overview
This project stores OpenHarmony documentation, including the quick start guide, development guides, and API reference. We appreciate your contribution to the OpenHarmony documentation.
Contents
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Device development
- Mini and Small System Development Guidelines (Reference Memory < 128 MB)
- Device development
- overview: device development overview
- quick-start: quick start guide (covering environment setup, source code acquisition, build, and burning)
- Basic development capabilities
- Kernel: Kernel for Mini Systems
- Kernel:Kernel for Small Systems
- Drivers: drivers
- Subsystems: subsystems (such as compilation and building, graphics, DFX, and XTS)
- Security: privacy and security
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guide:
- WLAN-connected products (LED peripheral control and third-party SDK integration)
- Screenless cameras (camera control)
- Cameras with a screen (screen and camera control, visual application development)
- porting:
- bundles:
- Device development
- Standard System Development Guidelines (Reference Memory ≥ 128 MB)
- Device development
- overview: device development overview
- quick-start: quick start guide (covering environment setup, source code acquisition, build, and burning)
- Basic development capabilities
- Kernel: Kernel for Standard Systems
- Drivers: drivers
- Subsystems: subsystems (such as compilation and building, graphics, DFX, and XTS)
- Security: privacy and security
- guide:
- porting:
- bundles:
- Device development
- FAQs
- Mini and Small System Development Guidelines (Reference Memory < 128 MB)
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App development
- Overview: app development overview
- quick-start: quick start guide
- ui: UI
- media: media
- connectivity: networks and connectivity
- reference: Reference
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glossary: glossary
Version Change History
For details, see Release Notes.
Third-Party Open-Source Software and License Notice
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