almost 5 years ago

And the winner is...

The judges have weighed in, and our community has voted! Go to the Azure IoT on Serverless Hackathon gallery to congratulate the winners and check out all of the awesome submissions.

Even though the competition is over, you don't have to stop coding. Update your portfolio to inform your followers about new projects and get feedback from fellow hackers.

Questions?

If you have any questions about the hackathon, please post on the discussion forum.


almost 5 years ago

Last call for votes

If you haven’t cast your vote yet for your favorite Azure IoT submission, there’s still time. The polls will remain open until 5pm ET on August 17. Spread the word and if you submitted an app, tell your friends, family, and colleagues to vote for you!

Questions?

If you have any questions about the hackathon, please post on the discussion forum.


almost 5 years ago

Public voting is now open

It's your turn to pick the Popular Choice award winner! Browse the Azure IoT on Serverless Hackathon submission gallery and vote for your favorite app. Be sure to spread the word via your social networks, too!

Please note, as per the Devpost terms of service, you may not tamper with the vote process through manual or automated means, or attempt to compensate voters, at risk of disqualification.

Questions?

If you have any questions about the hackathon, please post on the discussion forum.


almost 5 years ago

The polls are open!

It’s your turn to pick the Popular Choice Award winner! Browse the submission gallery and vote for your favorite Azure IoT hack. If you submitted an app, be sure to spread the word through your social networks, too! The last day to vote is August 17th.

Questions?

If you have any questions about the hackathon, please post on the discussion forum.


almost 5 years ago

Last weekend to submit: Submissions close August 6!

There are only a few days left to finish up your project and submit it to the Azure IoT on Serverless Hackathon. Submissions are August 6 before 5pm ET. Find out what time that is in your city.

Questions?

If you have any questions about the hackathon, please post on the discussion forum.


almost 5 years ago

One week to go—the deadline is almost here!

The end is near! There’s only one week left to submit your Azure IoT hack to the competition. Submissions are August 6 before 5pm ET. Find out what time that is in your city.

Questions?

If you have any questions about the hackathon, please post on the discussion forum.


almost 5 years ago

Two weeks to go—submit early!

There are two weeks left to create business applications using Microsoft Azure IoT Serverless architecture.

Submissions are due August 6 before 5pm ET. Find out what time that is in your city.

If you haven't started a submission yet, please do so now. (We’ll walk you through our submission form process if you need help.)  And if you've just recently joined the hackathon, explore the quick-start guide and check out the competition resources.

 

Submission checklist

Run through this list before you sit back from your project:

  • Have you built an app that uses Azure IoT Hub and

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almost 5 years ago

Hardware not required, sample sensor data, and 3 extra days to submit!

New deadline: Monday, August 6th @ 5 pm ET!

There isn’t any requirement to use any hardware on the solutions participating on this hackathon (we can’t talk about serverless and ask for mandatory hardware, right?), so feel free to use sample data coming from any simulator you want to use.

As IoT Hub allows you to connect your data sources to other services in Azure for further processing, no matter where it comes from, you can have just a simple console app sending messages or events periodically.

Here are a few sensor data resources to get you started:

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almost 5 years ago

Three weeks to go—start your submission now!

There are three weeks left in Azure IoT onServerless Hackathon! Avoid feeling rushed by getting your submission ready early. Submissions are August 2 before 5pm ET. Find out what time that is in your city.

If you haven’t already started a submission, you should do it now. And if you’re just getting started, read the official rules and follow the quick-start guide.


You can also get the lowdown on how our submission form works right here.

Questions?

If you have any questions about the hackathon, please post on the discussion forum.


almost 5 years ago

One month left—start your submission

There’s one month remaining in Azure IoT onServerless Hackathon! Submissions are due August 2 before 5pm ET.

Start your submission now

Starting a submission is a good way to make sure that your app meets the requirements. There’s nothing worse than getting to the deadline, only to realize that you’re missing a key component. Remember: once you submit a project, you can keep editing it as needed at any time prior to the submission deadline. Need a primer on how the submission form works? Head over to our submission form tutorial.

Prepare your video

Don’t forget: your

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almost 5 years ago

You’re Halfway There - Keep Going!

Hackathon Halfway Point

Questions?

If you have any questions about the hackathon, please post on the discussion forum.


almost 5 years ago

Making a great submission video

We know as devs you’re expertise lies in building apps - so keep building! - however, the submission video needs time too! It's often the first (and sometimes only!) thing that judges and voters review.

 

Your video tells the story behind your submission, providing a clear to showcase your app and talent in a video:

 

  • Establish your elevator pitch. In the first few seconds of your video, explain the pain point that your app solves using Microsoft Azure Iot. Within 60 seconds, viewers tend to lose interest, so use this time wisely to keep them engaged!
  • Show,

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about 5 years ago

Did you know?! Fun Hack Fact Friday

Did you know?!

You can use Visual Studio Code to debug Azure Functions with Azure IoT Edge!

Read the full article and learn more here.

Questions?

If you have any questions about the hackathon, please post on the discussion forum.


about 5 years ago

Quick-start guide

Thanks for joining Azure IoT on Serverless Hackathon! You're officially registered now, and we’ll be sending you regular updates throughout the competition.

Here’s how to get started building Microsoft Azure IoT business applications using a Serverless architecture. The submission period opens on May 2, 2018 and ends August 2, 2018, at 5pm ET.

  1. Get set up right. Sign up for your free Microsoft Azure Free Trial and find out more about the required tools on the Resources page.
  2. Get a head start on your submission. Fill out the basic fields on the application form and familiarize yourself with the

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