YAML & Jinja Course Episode 4: Scoping and Literals!

[@SmartHomeJunkie]

Hey! Let me know what you think of this episode of the YAML and Jinja course! I'm curious!

[@SBinVancouver]

Enjoyed it, had to look up the difference between {%... %} and {%... -%} because if you explained it earlier, I forgot! Updating list elements seems convoluted; this is simple in Python but challenging in Jinja2

[@jenswymeersch9653]

great stuff ! clearly explained

[@SmartHomeJunkie]

Thanks!

[@edwaaij4752]

A unique and educational series. Please continue with this series. Learn so much from it. Thank you. Now looking forward to the sequel. Hopefully it will come soon.

[@major_west]

These courses have helped me so much with templating my HA sensors. Thanks!

[@emms-place]

Thanks Ed. this was very informative. Please keep on with the tutorials. I am learning a lot

[@IanTakats]

Thanks Ed, very useful and informative. Keep going professor.

[@clairerovic]

Thanks - Very good structure and nice bite sized chunks (Literally ! 😂😂)

[@czi2011]

thank you very much for your efforts. I find this course very interesting and helpful. Looking forward seeing your next vid about calculations. I installed 2 Shelly 3 EM, 1 is at the output of the solar inverter the other is after the main breaker. My task was to calculate export to and import from the grid. And I am still unsure if I did that correct 😊

[@sevagjb]

Wonderful Ed, as usual 👌

[@aktendully]

2:06 Why is the result 28? Shouldn't it be 8?

[@SmartHomeJunkie]

Nope, it should be 28.

[@SmartHomeJunkie]

0+1+2+3+4+5+6+7=28

[@aktendully]

​@@SmartHomeJunkie🫣 Got it. Thanks.

[@74357175]

Now we're talking 😀

[@SmartHomeJunkie]

A lot of talking 🤣

[@dranreb38]

❤

[@joncentel4932]

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