user32126: I am very much interested in using the Blynk. Well I like it because of its feature. I want to control or read my sensors or something like that remotely. So Blynk says you need something like esp8266 or BLE stuff or something similar. I came across NodeMCU and Ethernet shield. I want to buy something that is efficient for reading my sensors. Is there anything similar that is similar to NodeMCU and is Arduino IDE compatible. 

user4169: I am assuming Esp8266/NodeMCU does not have enough IO for your application? (It combines Wifi with Arduino for little cost and is compatible with the Arduino IDE development tool)
Aruino have a different solution called the Arduino Yun. The problem with the Yun might be that it doesn't have very much memory and is based on the Atmel 328 processor (which has some IO but maybe not enough for you). 
An alternative I have heard good reports about is the Dragino Yun Shield. That is a shield that provides powerful networking, sits on any Arduino board and works the same as an Arduino Yun. Therefore a Yun Shield sitting on an Arduino Mega2560 would give a lot of memory and a good supply of IO.

32126: <p>I am very much interested in using the Blynk. Well I like it because of its feature. I want to control or read my sensors or something like that remotely. So Blynk says you need something like esp8266 or BLE stuff or something similar. I came across NodeMCU and Ethernet shield. I want to buy something that is efficient for reading my sensors. Is there anything similar that is similar to NodeMCU and is Arduino IDE compatible. </p>
 4169: <p>I am assuming Esp8266/NodeMCU does not have enough IO for your application? (It combines Wifi with Arduino for little cost and is compatible with the Arduino IDE development tool)</p>

<p>Aruino have a different solution called the <a href="https://www.arduino.cc/en/Main/ArduinoBoardYun" rel="nofollow noreferrer">Arduino Yun</a>. The problem with the Yun might be that it doesn't have very much memory and is based on the Atmel 328 processor (which has some IO but maybe not enough for you). </p>

<p>An alternative I have heard good reports about is the <a href="http://www.dragino.com/products/yunshield/item/86-yun-shield.html" rel="nofollow noreferrer">Dragino Yun Shield</a>. That is a shield that provides powerful networking, sits on any Arduino board and works the same as an Arduino Yun. Therefore a Yun Shield sitting on an <a href="https://www.arduino.cc/en/Main/arduinoBoardMega2560" rel="nofollow noreferrer">Arduino Mega2560</a> would give a lot of memory and a good supply of IO.</p>
