The ESP8266 was still operating because the buttons that light LEDs would still work. I finally realized that any button that called for a EEPROM commit might hang the servo output.

Programming the Blynk firmware into the ESP8266 Communicating with the Blynk user interface from your custom code Neither of these are especially hard, as I’ll show you next time.

Support for Spark Core and ESP8266 is also planned. Blynk is on Kickstarter now seeking $10,000 and has raised over $15,000 with 18 days to go.

The Blynk app project is currently over on the Kickstarter crowd funding website looking to raise $10,000 in pledges. So if you think Blynk is something your Arduino or Raspberry Pi projects could ...