I was under the impression that Harmony is android compatible and B4A already covers it...
The presently they are compatible,but in the future they aren't,are they?
Yes, you can develop HarmonyOS apps using Android Studio. To facilitate this, Huawei provides a plugin called HUAWEI DevEco Studio. This plugin enables you to develop HarmonyOS applications directly within Android Studio, making it convenient for Android developers. If you don't have a Huawei device, you can still use this plugin to simulate and test HarmonyOS apps.
- Install the HUAWEI DevEco Studio plugin in Android Studio[1].
- Develop HarmonyOS apps using HUAWEI DevEco Studio in Android Studio[5].
- Simulate and test HarmonyOS apps even without a Huawei device[1].
Note: Developing HarmonyOS apps using Android Studio requires the HUAWEI DevEco Studio plugin, providing a seamless development experience for Android developers[5].
The my openion is promotion of B4A to the chairman of Huawei Company for his capitals supported Erel's company by chinese speaker alike Erel did with Apple products.(Bill promoted MS-DOS to IBM,Compac,etc)There is a chance that you may be right but if all developers develop with the same given tools for android (although I am aware that there is a specific tool for harmony) I do not know if this chance to diversify is great. Also if they want developers to port easily their Android code to Harmony then most of the code must be compatible I think.
The my openion is promotion of B4A to the chairman of Huawei Company for his capitals supported Erel's company by chinese speaker alike Erel did with Apple products.
It's Erel's opportunity make Anywhere Software grow up as one of the best companies in the world.If I understood correctly then I suppose this is up to @Erel to decide this...
The current Harmony OS is compatible to run Android apps because the kernel has build-in with a compatibility layer to support Android apps due to the ecosystem. Android is using a modified Linux kernel.I'm sure that if HarmonyOS is AOSP based - it must be always compatible. And incompatible OS will be a new name, project, devices.
Breaking the compatibility - is ... stupid.
With what Google do to the Android developers recently, aren't you think it is shooting to it's leg?I'm shocked. They are shooting to their leg...
Yes, i feel the same already 5-6 years...I am now getting less interest to develop and use Android.
My thought is third party developers may find ways or workaround to make it compatible, even it may not 100% the same.Great resource but one thing is not clear to me yet. Will it continue to be compatible with Android and introduce a part of it which is not?
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