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In case you're reading this and want to give it a try right now: we've updated [the Home Assistant demo](https://demo.home-assistant.io). It now features multiple Lovelace configuration examples. The demo is fully interactive, including the configuration UI (accessible via the menu in the top right). You can also access it by updating to Home Assistant 0.86.
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For a deep dive into all the new features, check out the [latest episode of the Home Assistant podcast](https://hasspodcast.io/ha042), featuring an interview with [Zack Arnett][@zsarnett] from the Lovelace team.
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## {% linkable_title History %}
With Lovelace we've built a foundation that not only provides a lean and sleek interface, but will also allow us to add many new exciting features in the future. The main difference with the old UI is that we no longer store any UI concerns in the state machine.
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