Blynk Documentation

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Dear all,

we made first ready to use Blynk documentation - http://docs.blynk.cc/
Please check it and tell us what do you think. Any feedback is welcome.

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Nice work!!!
will be a great help.

Jtalhate

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I don’t see anything in the documentation tab??
an empty black sidebar with an equally empty white page
Is it me or my Chrome on OSX 10.7.5?
RDG

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@Lefthandmedia Just wait few seconds, it may be loading slowly.

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Hi,

After opening my inspector i saw that ‘Privacy badger’ blocked cdn.rawgit.com.
After giving that access all went fine thanks for the quick reply.
RDG

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I went through the documentation and I think the following are typo’s. Most of them are not critical, but I though it would be good to give the feedback anyway.

So need to write code for simple things like LED, Relay control and analog sensors

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No need to write code for simple things like LED, Relay control and analog sensors.

It is better version of Value Display

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It is a better version of ‘Value Display’

Next formatting options supported:

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Next formatting options are supported:

Allows also to send any string to your hardware.

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Also allows to send any string to your hardware.

Ardiono Core

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Arduino Core

so there is no practical limits

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so there are no practical limits

Calling virtualWrite attempts to sent the value to the network immediately.

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Calling virtualWrite attempts to send the value to the network immediately.

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One more, (it’s not a typo, but copy/pasto) :

BLYNK_READ_DEFAULT()
This redefines the handler for all pins that are not covered by custom BLYNK_WRITE functions.

should be

BLYNK_READ_DEFAULT()
This redefines the handler for all pins that are not covered by custom BLYNK_READ functions.

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@Strooom wow, thank you so much. Fixed. Please send me PM with your email so I could give you free energy for help.

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One more:

BLYNK_READ(V0)
{
Blynk.virtualWrite(v0, newValue);
}

I think it should be V0 io. v0 as vars are case-sensitive

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What’s the distinguish about “BLYNK_READ_DEFAULT()” and “BLYNK_READ(vPIN)”
Could you give me some example or explation? thank you.
I don’t understood the Doc about this website.

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@Yangfeng here is example with use case - https://github.com/blynkkk/blynk-library/blob/master/examples/More/PrintAllVirtual/PrintAllVirtual.ino

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