Thanks @Gunner you always very helpful
No problem… I use Google so much that I can almost spell it without having to google the correct spelling 
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Self educated, jack-of-all-trades, long-time PC tech & slightly more recent roboticist, middle-aged overall technogeek 
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Great really great im a electronic engineer)
Hello guys, i have made video tutorial for setup Blynk server on rpi…
It will be helpful to someone
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@saurabh47 excellent, nice to see the important mail set up, plus mods to app and sketch all in one video.
Other things to consider are server.properties and SSL certificates etc.
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Thanks @Costas
It will become more complicated for beginners to understand…
In next one i will try to make more simple & complete.
Please guys subscribe to my channel for more videos.
I am using vps server on the cloud and it’s working fine. If you need cloud server you can contact me with pm
Thanks! Great walk through!
Please change your gmail password. I saw it on the video
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Thanks Pavel
Can u tell me more about vps server im not aware about that? I would be glad if u share information with me
i started use vps on arubacloud. cost 1 euro per month. there is no problem for now.
i am using on ramnode and working fine too.just you need to open neceessary ports
The Raspberry Pi Foundation is 5 today and they released a Zero with WiFi and BlueTooth 4.1.
Headline price is $10. Ordered mine for 20 euros including taxes and delivery to Cyprus.
Picked up a couple more units from another supplier, 16.66 euros each including taxes and two separate deliveries.
If anyone is looking to buy just register with Pimoroni and they will let you know when they have stock https://shop.pimoroni.com/ [44 in stock at present]
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awesome - when comparing with Wemos mini Pro I would assume the Pi is a winner ? Would be good to get your opinion.
@mars both products are awesome but they are very different and it depends on the project you are building.
As this post is in the local Blynk server category then the Pi would be the clear winner as it’s simply not possible to use a WeMos as a Blynk server.
The WeMos is probably the best product currently on the market for a beginner to control devices via the internet using Blynk’s cloud server. It’s a plug and play device using Arduino so very straightforward, at an excellent price.
For me there will probably only ever by one “Pi” and everything else is just a clone like the “Orange Linux box”. I have less than average experience with Linux and I am wary about buying the clones as they are simply not the same. The day before the W was released I was looking seriously again at the clones but I’m glad I didn’t get around to ordering any.
Our personal requirement is for the Pi’s to have HDMI so the W’s are just what we need but HDMI is not required for Blynk. Also if you are looking to purchase several “servers” then the clones possibly make sense as you have to hunt around for the W’s and pay a separate delivery cost for each one.
Over time it is possible that the Foundation might produce enough W’s to remove the 1 per customer rule but at “$10” for a “fully” functional Linux computer it’s going to remain popular for quite some time.
thanks for sharing your thoughts. Provide some further perspective for me