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Any good alternatives to Home Assistant?
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this post was submitted on 05 Oct 2023
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Is the config not being in YAML really such a huge issue? The heart of HA, the automations, can still be written in YAML and have just gotten more powerful since then by adding blueprints and even Python support via AppDaemon.
That is one developer, HA is one of the biggest projects on GitHub.
As far as alternatives go I used openHAB before but HA is simply the biggest player in the ecosystem, standing even above many proprietary solutions.
Yeah I was really confused by that. One example of a single HA contributor doing something a bit selfish. Am I missing something?