OpenHarmony 3.2 Beta1 version officially released

On May 31, the Open Atom Open Source Foundation officially released the 3.2 Beta1 version of OpenAtom OpenHarmony (hereinafter referred to as "OpenHarmony").

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https://gitee.com/openharmony

The new and updated capabilities of OpenHarmony 3.2 Beta1 are as follows

Based on OpenHarmony 3.1 Release, the current version supports the following capabilities:
Enhancement of basic capabilities of lightweight systems ● The IPC of the lightweight LiteOS system and Linux system are unified, and the inter-process communication capabilities are built and improved, including distributed inter-process communication, providing local and distributed inter-process communication capabilities for distributed services and APPs .

Enhancement of basic capabilities of standard systems ● Added support for compiling and building capabilities for Arm 64-bit system versions.
● Graphics supports secure screenshots and secure screen recording; supports the ability to embed other application interface display capabilities.
● Window supports the ability to quickly switch desktops and restore application windows, wake up the screen from the window, keep the screen always on/adjust the screen brightness of the window, and secure layers.
● The Ark VM supports multi-instance debugging, as well as conditional breakpoints and watch expression capabilities.
● Multi-mode input supports the hot-plug monitoring capability of remote control, mouse, and keyboard input devices.
● Securely supports OpenHarmony's cross-device same-account mutual trust authentication capability.

Enhanced distributed capability of standard systems ● System service management supports group verification mechanism capability.

Standard system application framework capability enhancement ● ArkUI supports the AbilityComponent component to embed the application interface (Ability) as a control to display other applications; enhance the ability of column and sidebar components, and support the ability to automatically hide by dragging and dropping.
● Package management supports the installation, uninstallation, and query of sandbox applications, and the unpacking tool supports Stage model capabilities.
● Meta-capability support Stage model supports Worker mechanism, and DFX capabilities such as ANR and application main thread stuck detection are added.

Enhanced application capabilities of standard systems ● Gallery supports basic dynamic effects, supports image editing and saving capabilities, and provides OEM customized development capabilities.

 OpenHarmony 3.2 Beta1
                             release notes：

https://gitee.com/openharmony/docs/blob/master/en-us/release-notes/OpenHarmony-v3.2-beta1.md

Products that passed the compatibility test in this cycle

This cycle (March 31~May 31) added 53 new products that passed the compatibility evaluation (click the picture to view the high-definition material)

Products that have passed the compatibility evaluation before this cycle

Before this cycle (before March 31), there were 24 products that passed the compatibility evaluation (click the picture to view the high-definition material)

OpenHarmony Compatibility Evaluation Results:
https://www.openharmony.cn/armList?id=6

11 chips + 1 device have entered the backbone

Lightweight: 7 styles
Hi3861V100
Hengxuan Technology BES2600
Goodix GR5515GBD
Aojie Technology ASR5822
Chipsea Technology CST85F01
Lianshengde W800
STMicroelectronics STM32F407IGT6
Small: 2 STMicroelectronics STM32MP157
Hi3516DV300
Standard: 2 Rockchip RK3568
Hi3751V351
Device: 1 Chipsea Technology CS1262

 Dev-Board-SIG仓地址：

https://gitee.com/openharmony/community/blob/master/sig/sig-devboard/sig_devboard_cn.md

Add sample development

New demo samples such as graphics GPU resource drawing, minesweeper game, and 2048 digital game are added to provide developers with sample programs used by the SDK, so that developers can quickly start using the basic capabilities of the OpenHarmony system.
There are 24 new sample API usage examples in this cycle, 9 new Codelabs scenario-based tutorials in this cycle, 11 new Demo samples in this cycle, and plans to add 4 in-depth articles on key features, 15 in-depth articles on knowledge system, and knowledge 14 system videos.