Will also make editing automations on your phone much easier!įirst, you will notice the biggest change, collapsible cards for triggers, conditions, and actions.
The new automation editor improvements focus on readability and ease of use. Took a long look at some of the main user experience issues. We felt that there were quite a few improvements we could do in order to better streamline automation creation. Welcome aboard and excited to see what Paul will bring to Home Assistant! Streamlining automations Paul is an incredible developer and his expertise in dashboard design will bring a lot to the Home Assistant frontend. Paul is most known for his Mushroom cards and a few additions to Home Assistant frontend like the Icon Picker. We are excited to announce the newest member of the Nabu Casa team, Paul Bottein. Integrations now available to set up from the UIĭon’t forget to join our release party live stream on YouTube today at 12:00 PDT / 21:00 CET!.I hope you enjoy the release and everything that was packed into it! Now I know that everyone usually expects to be writing these release notes, but he took a well deserved vacation! And now you are stuck with me. You will notice some huge improvements to the look and feel of the Automation Editor that we think will greatly improve its usability. So in the spirit of Streamlining Experiences, we thought a revamp was due. The automation engine is a big reason why Home Assistant has so many users. This month it seems everyone was in the birthday spirit as we have a jam-packed release! Turning 4 years old and gaining a new full-time employee 🍄. 9 Years later, Home Assistant is actively used by more than 500,000 people and growing every day. If you don’t know yet, this month is Home Assistant’s birthday! 🎉🎉 On September 17th, 2013 Paulus Schoutsen made the first commit for Home Assistant that started a snowball of Home Automation enthusiasts willing to contribute to the open-source project.
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