If you are a very early adapter this is great for you, however, you have to trade some stability in exchange for this.Domoticz is definitely lagging behind when it comes to supporting the latest devices.
I'm fairly all in on OpenHAB....but I see discussions about Home Assistant, and there are aspects of it I like (python vs java, and the number of addons for pre bought toys). Also, from what I've seen people doing with HA, it is also very customizable.New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be castA subreddit focused on automating your home, housework or household activity. Its architecture is based on bindings that bring support for different smart home devices.Domoticz is another big name among the Home Automation Systems. I run my own everything and back up it offsite regularly (encrypted at rest).+1 for openhab.

Hubitat vs Home Assistant: Although we are big fans of Home Assistant, we really liked the fact that Hubitat tries to bridge the gap to mass market solutions. Or other software projects like Home-Assistant, Openhab, Jeedom or Domoticz. Update: this information is a bit dated. There are several dashboard apps for both to display all devices in a slightly different way. So it probably will be a matter of time before the odds are changed and Home Assistant becomes easier to use than Domoticz. with the Xiaomi Mijia Lint remover.A Domoticz newsflash. Home assistant: it is easy to get started and have a wide variety of components available, some better documented then others. If you have devices that works and are available at GearBest. Both founders made the home automation platforms open-source, share it for free and allow the community help to get the product better. I am not going to deny that the development pace sometimes feels too slow, but if you want to live on the edge you can still use the non-stable snapshots. I have C++ (programmed a number of esp8266 devices)but very limited java and python skills (Just Hack) I have been trying to use HA on a raspberrypi4. If you post questions you usually get a response pretty quickly, it is a very active community. It all snowballs.Yes the smaller project will continue.

Domoticz vs Home Assistant – porównanie systemów Miałem styczność z obydwoma systemami i chciałbym podzielić się z Tobą moimi spostrzeżeniami co do każdego z nich. What allows for most unobtrusive home automation experience to the end user (aka my wife).I think the unobtrusiveness is not just what system you choose but what components you choose. If you want to do more customizations there is some file editing to be done. Paper UI still doesn´t support all the features in OpenHab so you still have to go and do some of the configurations editing the files. It is a great alternative if you want to have support right away for the latest gadgets and don´t mind to lose some stability over that. I'm starting down the home automation path. Also, the vision of most of the users is be the same: integrate as much as possible, as easy and as cheap as possible.
OpenHAB 2 (the current version) is developed in Java and mainly based on the Eclipse SmartHome framework. Openhab is written in Java and is the reference implementation of eclipse smart things, and if you want to do any binding development you are stuck a preconfigured eclipse ide. Yaml's dependence on spaces being vitally important feels like a throwback to Fortran, and is probably the reason everybody had trouble with it at first.Just so long as the whole spacing thing is properly communicated things aren't that bad.Pardon the second reply to the same thread but I wanted to make another point and ensure OP sees it.When evaluating multiple open source projects, generally the one with the biggest community wins. The tagline of this Home Automation Software is I would recommend installing the software on a Raspberry Pi. More users find more problems, they request features and fixes, become testers, help developers, some become developers themselves, and the project gets larger and better.The bigger project attracts more users and grows more use cases. OpenHAB has been created in 2010 by Kai Kreuzer.