Cayenne depends on Cayenne.run() - which I suppose controls the environment.
In Blynk I have noticed that delay() is prohibited, as it will monopolize the central server.
Is the same restriction valid for Cayenne?
It seems to me, that Blynk is more timer-driven whereas Cayenne is event-driven.
It that a correct perception?
Thanks in advance
it is not about cayenne but it is about arduino https://www.arduino.cc/en/Tutorial/BlinkWithoutDelay
Cayenne uses MQTT and must process messages at a regular interval which is what cayenne.run() does. In that regard it’s similar to Blynk. If you put a long delay in your code you will notice disconnects and strange behavior. Overall Cayenne works in a very similar way to Blynk but different back-end technology.
I think you confuse Blynk with blink
i just tried to explain it with the most easy possible example out there.
Thanks adam
Then it works as I suspected.