Blynk uses drag-and-drop widgets to help you control various parts of your electronics projects. This could mean LED values, servo speeds, or just checking in on a variety of data.

Arduino libraries are managed in three different places: inside the IDE installation folder, inside the core folder and in the libraries folder inside your sketchbook. The way libraries are chosen ...

Blynk is on Kickstarter now seeking $10,000 and has raised over $15,000 with 18 days to go. A pledge of $5 will get you the basic Blynk app for Android when it his Google Play.

After that, all virtual and hardware connections will be implemented and synchronized with the Blynk application; the latter controls the Arduino microcontroller on the internet. We will use Arduino ...

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