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…These will use an analogue output, which also requires more setup in ESPHome to properly work and report data effectively. I followed this thread on the ESPHome forums to configure mine, and…
…ESPHome's LVGL support makes it look better It looks a lot more professional If you'd tried to build something like this a couple of years ago with ESPHome, you'd…
…With the April update, the team introduced native infrared support and IR proxies, allowing ESPHome hardware with IR transmitters to send commands configured through the platform. It was a sizable leap from…
…I'm also playing around with an ESP32 Cheap Yellow Display (CYD) programmed using ESPHome, and that experience should prepare me for building what I expect to be a true Hub replacement…
…But thanks to ESPHome, I didn’t have to go all-out on learning how to code ESP32 units just to build automation workflows. If you haven’t heard of it, ESPHome…
…Your first project simply needs a few hours with Arduino IDE and ESPHome, not coding knowledge. ESP32 projects don't need coding mastery You need many things to get started, but coding…
…Lately, I’ve been building cheap ESP32-based devices in ESPHome with configs for cheap sensors. Then, I let ESPHome compile and flash firmware on the boards. On the Pi, ARM cores…
…Flash it with ESPHome, and it will automatically show up in Home Assistant. The only trade-off is that an ESP32 can’t really compute much. That’s rarely an issue for…
…However, my fears soon turned out to be unwarranted, as ESPHome Device Builder makes designing custom YAML code and flashing it to my microcontroller army a cakewalk. In fact, I’d go…
…ESPHome ties the whole thing together No cloud dependencies On the display side, ESPHome handles everything. All of the YAML is pretty straightforward, especially given that there is now official support for…
