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How to install Blynk Library for Arduino IDE
How to find code for my hardware?
Keep your void loop() clean
What is Virtual Pins
How to display ANY sensor data in Blynk app
How to control anything with Blynk app
Install ESP8266 core for Arduino IDE
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ESP8266 with AT firmware
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Raspberry Pi and Blynk
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How to install Node.js library on Linux
Node.js vs. C++ library
Particle Electron
Implementing a Blynk client (library)
Export Project made with Blynk into a standalone app
Updating the apps made with Blynk
App and board logs. How to send application and board logs correctly
Blynk Android permissions explained
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Quickstart

A guide on how to quickly connect your first device online

We've prepared a quick and easy way to connect your first device. Whether you are using Blynk.Console or Blynk.Apps, on your first login, it will start automatically. We highly recommend to follow these guides to get the first results and move forward.

To get started:

  1. Create a Blynk account using Blynk.Console or Blynk.App for iOS or Android.

  2. Switch to Developer Mode in Blynk.Console or Blynk.App

  3. Have a supported hardware (ESP32, Arduino, Raspberry Pi, etc). The list of supported devices is here.

  4. Be familiar with the basics of electric circuitry and know how to at least blink an LED using Arduino boards, know how to install libraries, etc.

When your device gets online, learn how it was setup:

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