Hands On Internet of Things with Blynk 1st Edition Pradeeka Seneviratne ISBN 9781788997065 1788997069

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ISBN 10: 1788997069
ISBN 13: 9781788997065
Author: Pradeeka Seneviratne

Blynk, known as the most user-friendly IoT platform, provides a way to build mobile applications in minutes. With the Blynk drag-n-drop mobile app builder, anyone can build amazing IoT applications with minimal resources and effort, on hardware ranging from prototyping platforms such as Arduino and Raspberry Pi 3 to industrial-grade ESP8266, Intel, Sierra Wireless, Particle, Texas Instruments, and a few others.

This book uses Raspberry Pi as the main hardware platform and C/C++ to write sketches to build projects. The first part of this book shows how to set up a development environment with various hardware combinations and required software. Then you will build your first IoT application with Blynk using various hardware combinations and connectivity types such as Ethernet and Wi-Fi. Then you’ll use and configure various widgets (control, display, notification, interface, time input, and some advanced widgets) with Blynk App Builder to build applications. Towards the end, you will learn how to connect with and use built-in sensors on Android and iOS mobile devices. Finally you will learn how to build a robot that can be controlled with a Blynk app through the Blynk cloud and personal server.

By the end of this book, you will have hands-on experience building IoT applications using Blynk

Hands On Internet of Things with Blynk 1st Edition Table of contents:

1. Hands-On Internet of Things with Blynk
2. Packt Upsell
3. Why subscribe?
4. PacktPub.com
5. Contributors
6. About the author
7. About the reviewer
8. Packt is searching for authors like you
9. Preface
10. Who this book is for
11. What this book covers
12. To get the most out of this book
13. Download the example code files
14. Download the color images
15. Conventions used
16. Get in touch
17. Reviews
18. Setting Up a Development Environment
19. What is Blynk?
20. Hardware platforms
21. Connection types
22. Blynk architecture
23. Blynk ecosystem
24. Online resources
25. The Blynk app builder
26. Installing the Blynk app builder
27. Creating a Blynk account
28. Creating a new project
29. Getting parts
30. Raspberry Pi
31. Setting up Raspberry Pi
32. Setting up software on Raspberry Pi
33. Installing Raspbian
34. Writing Raspbian Stretch Lite image on SD card
35. Creating a configuration file for SSH
36. Connecting with Raspberry Pi with SSH
37. Configuring a wireless connection on Raspberry Pi
38. Installing prerequisite software on Raspbian
39. Updating and upgrading Raspbian
40. Installing git
41. Installing WiringPi
42. Deploying Blynk libraries
43. Connecting Raspberry Pi with Blynk Cloud
44. Summary
45. Building Your First Blynk Application
46. Controlling an LED
47. Things you need
48. Building the circuit
49. Building the Blynk app
50. Adding a Button widget
51. Running the project
52. Playing the app
53. Using virtual pins
54. Configuring Button widget with virtual pin
55. Modifying the main.cpp file
56. Running the project
57. Summary
58. Using Controller Widgets
59. Creating a project
60. Slider
61. Adding a Slider widget
62. Using digital pins
63. Using virtual pins
64. Step
65. Adding a Step widget
66. Using digital pins
67. Using virtual pins
68. zeRGBa
69. Using digital pins
70. Using virtual pins
71. Controlling an RGB LED
72. Building the circuit
73. Running the project
74. Joystick
75. Using digital pins
76. Using virtual pins
77. Summary
78. Using Display Widgets
79. Value Display
80. Using digital pins
81. Using virtual pins
82. Labeled Value
83. Configuring a Labeled Value widget
84. LED
85. Using virtual pins
86. Summary
87. Using Notification Widgets
88. Twitter
89. Adding a Twitter widget
90. Configuring
91. Sending tweets
92. Twitter button
93. Notification widget
94. Configuring the Notification widget
95. Writing a notification
96. Email
97. Configuring the Email widget
98. Writing code to send email
99. Summary
100. Connecting with Sensors on Your Mobile Device
101. Accelerometer
102. Accelerometer widget
103. Configuring the Accelerometer widget
104. Reading accelerometer data
105. Calculating overall acceleration
106. Light sensor
107. Adding the Light Sensor widget
108. Configuring the Light Sensor widget
109. Reading light sensor
110. Proximity sensor
111. Configuring the Proximity Sensor widget
112. Writing code
113. Summary
114. Setting Up a Personal Blynk Server
115. Setting up a Blynk server on Raspberry Pi
116. Enabling autostart with rc.local
117. Enabling autostart with crontab
118. Verifying that the Blynk server is running
119. Connecting the Blynk app builder with the server
120. Creating a new project to get the auth token
121. Using the administration interface
122. Writing a simple code to build the connection
123. Summary
124. Controlling a Robot with Blynk
125. Choosing a chassis kit
126. Adafruit
127. SparkFun
128. Pololu
129. Creating a Blynk app
130. Motor driver
131. Summary
132. Other Books You May Enjoy
133. Leave a review – let other readers know what you think

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