sry, but i am newbie and i dont get it (my hungarian friend).. why i need tasmota or esp home? u dont programming trough arduino ide and then only deploy it to HA?? why u need tasmota/esphome/espeasy???? ??
@@myounges To be honest, I am not sure why I abandoned espurna. As far as I can remember, I did not find anything special which was not already available in ESP Easy or Tasmota. So I just kept using those.
a question if there is no router it has autoconnect or I will have to disassemble the entire project just to make a new recording then I can not change the password of the router?
If they cannot connect to the router (because it is not working, or the password has changed), all these fall back to an access point mode where you can connect to the device directly in their own wifi and re-configure them.
I tried Tasmota with Sonoff switch I installed it using Tasmotizer that worked ok but only stayed working for two weeks then failed to connect to WiFi so removed it and then installed again with the same result its just not reliable
I came from ESPEasy which I used for years now, then maybe two years ago, for some sonoffs S26 I switched to Tasmota. Meanwhile half of the Sonoffs are back to ESPEasy. For anything with more logic required than a simple Sonoff Plug, Tasmota is not the perfekt solution. ESPEasy is so much better toprogram, so much mor userfriendly. I am going to reflash all of them with ESPEasy.
wow, thanks you saved me a lot of experimenting. from Dominican Republic. Gracias
Comprehensive comparision. Congrats!
Very useful, many thanks
Thanks! Very informative.
Is one easier than the other to use with alexa?
I think Tasmota has a special feature so the device is recognized by Alexa automatically. But I never tried it.
Excellent video
sry, but i am newbie and i dont get it (my hungarian friend).. why i need tasmota or esp home? u dont programming trough arduino ide and then only deploy it to HA?? why u need tasmota/esphome/espeasy???? ??
i tought u only need tasmota/esphome/espeasy if u want flash manufacturer made devices like sonoff etc..
For education purpose, which one would you suggest as a replacement of Legacy Blynk, which has been stopped?
Is espurna still active? That was a great framework when i used it back in the day. Actually I still have it installed on a rf 2 mqtt hub.
I looked it up … still active github.com/xoseperez/espurna
@@myounges To be honest, I am not sure why I abandoned espurna. As far as I can remember, I did not find anything special which was not already available in ESP Easy or Tasmota. So I just kept using those.
a question if there is no router it has autoconnect or I will have to disassemble the entire project just to make a new recording then I can not change the password of the router?
If they cannot connect to the router (because it is not working, or the password has changed), all these fall back to an access point mode where you can connect to the device directly in their own wifi and re-configure them.
@@csongorvarga ok obrigado
I tried Tasmota with Sonoff switch I installed it using Tasmotizer that worked ok but only stayed working for two weeks then failed to connect to WiFi so removed it and then installed again with the same result its just not reliable
Maybe it is a hardware issue. I have a few tasmota devices running OK for years now. But it is hard to tell.
I came from ESPEasy which I used for years now, then maybe two years ago, for some sonoffs S26 I switched to Tasmota. Meanwhile half of the Sonoffs are back to ESPEasy. For anything with more logic required than a simple Sonoff Plug, Tasmota is not the perfekt solution. ESPEasy is so much better toprogram, so much mor userfriendly. I am going to reflash all of them with ESPEasy.