Taihe is a HarmonyOS cross-language tool that replaces 200+ lines of manual NAPI binding code with a 4-line IDL definition, generating type-safe C++, ArkTS, and NAPI bindings through a compiler pipeline with stable ABI and language projections.
This article explains the concepts, components, and lifecycle of Remote Procedure Call (RPC), compares it with HTTP, and demonstrates how to use the open‑source C++ SRPC framework to build client and server applications, including code generation, serialization, compression, and protocol handling.
This article explains the core concepts of HarmonyOS distributed development, compares it with Android, and walks through a complete example—including permission configuration, IDL definition, proxy‑stub generation, device discovery, UI handling, and remote invocation—so developers can create cross‑device applications.
This article introduces Apache Thrift, explains its cross‑language IDL, data types, transport and protocol options, and walks through setting up the Thrift compiler, adding a Gradle dependency, writing a .thrift definition, generating Java code, and building a simple Java RPC server and client.
