site certificate expired on July 9, 2020, which means you can only access the code either from the link in home page or Gitee (Chinese alternative for GitHub and Gitlab),2 which means NOBODY bothers to fix it, or sadly, no one is really using it.
Just don’t feel lucky for getting a chance to get rid of monopolies like Google and Apple.
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Update on Feb 3, 2021: Go read it yourself and find out how 💩 as it was.
Huawei’s HarmonyOS: “Fake it till you make it” meets OS development - Ars Technica
The write-up was originally posted in my (deprecated) Telegram channel, and is reposted here as Mr. Durov grabbed the good old @hoaxos
username of mine without notice.
Update on Oct 20, 2020: Huawei redesigned the website for their open source projects, and OpenArkCompiler is mysteriously nowhere to be found(for now). ↩︎
Update on Oct 20, 2020: it seems that Huawei finally realized it and their certificate will remain valid until Aug 6, 2021. ↩︎
Update on Sep 20, 2022: It’s a sad fact that Python still uses MD5SUM as well😐, during which time SHA1SUM is well-known to be vulnerable and should be avoided. ↩︎
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