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Liked https://www.home-assistant.io/blog/2022/01/19/streamlining-experiences/

Streamlining Experiences

With Home Assistant the last few years weve been focusing on making things easier, stable, and faster. More things can be managed via the UI, most YAML-based integrations can be reloaded without restarting and if something breaks, safe mode and built-in backups have your back.

We have amazing contributors who work on making Home Assistant better every single day. However, you cant keep growing by adding new things in the same structure. An interface made for 4 items will become confusing once the 10th item is added (like our profile page). A veteran Home Assistant user might be fine because they have seen the growth feature by feature and know exactly where to find what. For new users it is overwhelming.

For 2022 the motto will be streamlining experiences. We want to better organize and integrate all the different features that make up Home Assistant.

For example, there should be a built-in way, for both YAML and the UI, to easily send a notification with a camera snapshot to your phone, pick a song to play for an automation, or use text-to-speech to notify you when something is happening. All these things are possible today but require too much knowledge of how the various parts work.

Well have 11 releases this year and each release should streamline more things.

Have a good and healthy 2022 and see you at our first release on February 2!

Paulus

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I love my website

While perusing the IndieWeb wiki, I stumbled upon a quote from a blog post written on adactio.com. The quote was:

My website is adactio.com. I love my website. Even though it isn’t a physical thing, I think it might be my most prized possession.

These words stayed with me after reading them. Jeremy (adactio.com) eloquently summarises a feeling I too have about my website: it is a home for my content that, despite being digital, means a great deal to me.

The phrase "internet home" is one that has stuck with me for a while. One could compare a website to a home in many ways. A "home page" is a page on the web that is yours. A personal website, by extension, is a set of pages that you own. Whether or not you built your website from scratch is not important: what matters is that you have something on the web that is on a domain you control. Having a website gives you freedom to control how your content is represented on the web, from the design down to the typography.

My personal home has expanded in scope a lot. I love working on new additions to my site, big and small. I am presently working on adding JSON Feed support to my site. Yes, adding another feed type to my site is a violation of the Don't Repeat Yourself (DRY) principle but this is my home, a place for me to learn. I love my website and want to improve it in the ways that matter to me.

I know many bloggers have written about why they blog and have a website. I have in the past, too. I wanted to take a moment to share a reason that I don't talk about as much, thanks to the prompt from Jeremy: running a website, while sometimes tedious, is a labour of love. I can write content and publish it using a design that I personally really like. I don't worry about content accessibility on this site because everything is designed in such a way as to be easy for people to read and navigate. My site is a place where I can explore coding in a way that I otherwise cannot. I can work on things that matter to me on this site, whether it is new pages, ways to publish content, or anything else related to the inner workings behind this website.

If you have not yet started your own website, I would encourage you to do so and publish some content. See what you think. Blogging or having a website is not for everyone but you'll never know if blogging will become your next big obsession -- just like coffee is to me! -- until you give it a try. If you do start a blog, let me know. I'd love to look around and see the way in which you choose to represent your content on your site.

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