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title: "Grazer Linuxtage 2017: Python Everywhere"
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description: "Florian Klien's talk at Grazer Linuxtage 2017 about Home Assistant."
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date: 2017-05-07 02:00:00
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date_formatted: "May 7, 2017"
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author: Florian Klien
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author_twitter: flowolf
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categories: Community Micropython
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I like Python. It's a clean easy to read, easy to learn language. Yet when you use it for some time you still find more features to improve your coding. What I probably like most about Python is the community and the great libraries that already exist. Often solving a problem means including a pre-existing library and writing some glue code. That makes it quick to get things up and running.
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I just gave a talk on how you can run Python to automate your home (yes with Home-Assistant) but also with [MicroPython]. Micropython allows you to run Python on your DIY sensors and switches around your home. Python everywhere - even on the chips that give Home-Assistant the data to be awesome.
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[MicroPython]: https://micropython.org
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