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Re: What's next for Domoticz??

Posted: Monday 03 March 2025 14:47
by Milan
Domoticz is a great system where I have everything under control thanks to dzVents. I basically don't use any special hardware except for: RFlink, Garni weather station, yeelight lights. I control everything else using ESPEasy. I also control outdoor blinds, garage doors and whatever else is needed through this application. Great job!

Re: What's next for Domoticz??

Posted: Saturday 05 April 2025 17:34
by waterworld
I am using Domoticz for 6 years.
Actually it is work fine with Tasmota. now I starting line out all various brand of sensor, and I build my own actuator and sensor with Tasmota. there are a lot of inspire and fun to build your own project.
so far, I found that the RF and IR work good in tasmota and domoticz

Re: What's next for Domoticz??

Posted: Saturday 05 April 2025 18:19
by Gravityz
i am a long time user of domoticz, i think from 2012 until now.

since i switched to docker and all my zwave devices to zigbee the system is extremely stable.

also upgrading and rolling back to previous versions is a breeze with docker

very happy with the small footprint and resources it consumes.

i recently upgraded to the latest build with energy dashboard.
also very nice, would be 100% if i can use 1 click from the domoticz gui to see it instead of under setup

Re: What's next for Domoticz??

Posted: Saturday 05 April 2025 21:50
by Pinguin
Hi everyone, I use domoticz since 2016. The first goal was to have be able to monitor my house from a remote place. As I'm electronic engineer, I have no problem to build sensors, but I don't would like to waste time to reinvent the wheel. The worst thing is the integration of Netatmo weather station, because they change without notice authentification, etc. Now I'm building sensors to get rid of netatmo.
In any case thanks to Gizmocuz for this big job and all contributors for their support.

The only wish I have is to be able to save all the data every 5 minutes for years as disk space is now cheap. I know I can do it by myself.

Thanks Gizmocuz.