Open Harmony - more than an OS

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OpenHarmony is presented as a platform spanning tiny sensors to cloud systems that uses a multiple-kernel approach and a distributed architecture with layered design. The talk covers which FOSS projects are used, the public development infrastructure and contribution flows, and provides guidance for developers who want to explore or contribute to the code.

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