Since Yu Chengdong personally announced that Huawei's HarmonyOS NEXT will enter the public beta on October 8, everyone is eagerly anticipating how the experience of a domestic self-developed system that completely abandons Android will be. Just yesterday, Huawei also held a HarmonyOS rally, and many domestic top manufacturers attended. What is a rally? It means making the most determined commitment to accomplish something, also implying the final sprint. Since such a stance has been taken, it is believed that with Huawei's capabilities, there is no reason why they cannot achieve it.

Of course, since the rally has been held, it also proves that Huawei has full confidence in this matter and is fully prepared. The phrase "when the mountain flowers bloom in full bloom," followed by "she smiles among the flowers," implies that the difficult times have passed, and it is time to reap the rewards. HarmonyOS NEXT is Huawei's greatest achievement in recent years.

At this rally, Huawei claimed that currently, 10,000 HarmonyOS eco-applications have been launched, covering almost all usage scenarios. It took only about a year to achieve this. Previously, it was said that Apple had strong execution in building the iOS ecosystem. Currently, it seems that Huawei's execution in building the system ecosystem far exceeds that of Apple. The reason why so many manufacturers attended the conference is that everyone has seen the huge potential for the future development of the HarmonyOS. It's like having the opportunity to buy the original shares of a company that is about to make history. The benefits are self-evident.

While shouting slogans and boosting industry confidence, benefits are the most important foundation for recruiting partners. Fortunately, Huawei is large enough to bear the enormous upfront costs, which include rewards for developers and potentially taking a smaller share initially. Huawei prioritizes the long-term development of the HarmonyOS and is willing to sacrifice some short-term interests, which is well within its capacity.

Huawei executives also called on more developers to join the ranks of HarmonyOS native app developers, proving that Huawei officially intends to continue accelerating the pace of HarmonyOS ecosystem development. As the user base rapidly expands, so will the demand for usage, and it is always wise to prepare in advance. Some netizens have wondered if the HarmonyOS will be open to other vendors for use in the future to facilitate its rapid development. While nothing is impossible, at least in the coming years, this possibility does not exist.

Everything is difficult at the beginning, but HarmonyOS NEXT has had a good start. The next most important thing is to maintain and continue to develop a healthy ecosystem, which requires continuous updates to apps by developers. As long as the benefits continue, developers' willingness to update will not diminish.

I have no doubts about the future prospects of the HarmonyOS and am very optimistic about it. What do you all think?