#shell#automation#docker#hacktoberfest#home#iot
Home Assistant apps extend your smart home setup with tools like MQTT brokers, MariaDB databases, Duck DNS for secure remote access, file editors, Samba sharing, Zigbee/Z-Wave controllers, and more, all installed easily via the frontend. This benefits you by unifying device control in one app for powerful local automations, better privacy without cloud reliance, no subscriptions, and flexibility across brands—simplifying management even if internet fails.
https://github.com/home-assistant/addons
Django Q on Windows
We're developing with Django Q and Mac OS and it runs on our Linux Servers. Now we hired external developers which work on Windows machines and we discovered that Django Q is not working on Windows due to missing fork implementation.
Does anyone use Django Q on Windows?
answer:
Use #Docker with local windows code directory mounted inside container,
run the docker container interactively and forward a port 8000 to host machine,
then run migrations, test server and other stuff inside the container.
http://www.aparat.com/v/4RZGY
Django for #IOT: From Hackathon to Production by Anna Schneider It’s Friday night of hackathon weekend. The latest snazzy Internet-connected thingy is sitting on the table next to your beverage of choice, the device’s #API docs are open in a browser tab, and your fingers are itching to write some Django. What’s the fastest way to get started? And next month when you come back to it, what will you want to upgrade?
https://github.com/4Catalyzer/pykubectl
A python bridge to kubectl providing additional functionalities useful for CD and #automation.
#machine_learning
Project Alice
Project Alice is a smart #voice home #assistant that is completely modular and extensible. It was first built around Snips therefore runs entirely offline and never sends or shares your voice interactions with anyone, Project Alice guarantees your privacy in your home or wherever you’re using Project Alice.
However, as an option, since we've built Project Alice on top of Snips, Project Alice can be configured to use some online alternatives and fall backs (for example, using Amazon or Google’s Text to Speech engines), just like Snips. Since Snips (and the Project Alice team) strongly believe that decisions about your privacy should be made by you and you alone, these options are all disabled by default.
https://github.com/project-alice-assistant/ProjectAlice
Comments
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31227488
#voice#assistant#home
https://gist.github.com/Yogendra0Sharma/5aa96ebfd0854623a5451c53672088d5
Guide on how to create and set up a Dockerized web app using #Django REST APIs and #React
#docker