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… Later, the community shared ready sketches that I could flash using Arduino IDE. Thanks to all that, I feel confident about working with ESPHome , Arduino IDE , and PlatformIO in Visual Studio. Occasionally, I can use ESP-IDF and Tools on my Mac to run specific ESP32 projects from GitHub. …
… This choice helped fuel rapid community growth. …
… Community’s edge vs. …
… I have worked with many software projects, but Home Assistant is the best example of what an open-source community can achieve. …
… While most of my DIY projects involve devices belonging to the PC, smartphones and tablets are fair game, too. …
… But it didn’t take me a lot of time to jump headfirst into the seemingly never-ending list of third-party integrations on the Home Assistant Community Store. …
… The ESP32 lineup is there because it covers an enormous range of cheap, available boards, and supporting all three keeps the door open for as many display projects as possible. …
… There are even community-created automation blueprints on the Home Assistant Community Store. …
… I’ve been using HACS integrations extensively over the last couple of weeks, and these are some obscure repos that deserve more love from the community. …
… However, the real fun begins once you configure the Home Assistant Community Store, which houses thousands of quirky integrations. …