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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2020
- The Raspberry Pi is grown up now to be a perfect Home Automation Server. Today I show you why and how to set it up conveniently. In the end, you should be able to make an educated decision for your own project.
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Hands down the best and most comprehensive and usable instruction!
I didn’t had the intention to implement a home automation system but you really got me hooked up! Thanks for it!
Thank you Andreas, this was exactly what I needed to hear. You presented the red thread to start with and showed what more possibilities one have. Great work!
Hi Andreas, it is very astonishing how often you meed my needs with your topics! Thanks for your rock solid work, you bring professionalism in my hobby.
Amazing, thanks Andreas! A video on NextCloud and how to use a big storage HDD on your Pi4 server would be very interesting!
Your constant effort to teach people is what i like most..
Andreas, I love your videos and they have all been super helpful to help me learn programming. I am very grateful for your dedication to getting them so well produced and your attention to detail. I just wanted to say thanks, so much!
Hi Andreas, great work! Thank you. Looking forward to harness the power of the RPi4! Love your channel, keep up the good work.
HMHA - Home Made Home Automation - everything in our control, just the way it should be and another acronym to join the list.
Thanks for this great video and all the effort you've put in it!
Just simply amazing! The combination of cheap hardware and software thats available for free. Thank you for the tutorials and for those that have taken the time to develop these.
Been using this for a long time and it’s flawless, glad to see an updated video too.
Man, I love this channel!
Brilliant guide, thank you very much for sharing your experience and knowledge.
Cool stuff. This setup is evolving nicely :) I'm eager to see how far you can get. In the tech world it is too easy to be stuck in a perpetual habit of installing and setting up. Keeping large polished projects current, constantly updated and fresh with newness is the mark of a true master. You are doing well
Thank you Andreas, I have been looking for this information for some time. I will be giving this a try for sure. Love your channel.
Would love to see a next cloud video, you always explain things so well 👍
Andreas, you are simply superb !! One of my best technical mentor..
What a great video. I'm going to have to watch it again a couple of times, stopping and starting, to absorb the quantity of info you have packed in here!
thank you for this. i have been playing with arduinos and sensors for years, but never got into pi. now, i see a neat way to tie everything up in one package.