Windows Azure Contest: Triage.me and 10g.io Take Top Prizes

Windows Azure Contest: Triage.me and 10g.io Take Top Prizes` The Windows Azure contest was launched in July with a developer competition asking participants to build something great using Twilio capabilities hosted on the cloud. The submissions were impressive, showcasing innovative products and apps that leveraged Twilio's services. After careful deliberation, the top prizes were awarded to Triage.me, which won a full year of Windows Azure hosting, ample Twilio credits, and a pass to TwilioCon 2012, while 10g.io took second place with plenty of Twilio credits and another pass to TwilioCon 2012. Other notable mentions included #Docs, built by William Cheung, and Placemat, which connects people looking to enjoy meals or host dinner parties. The contest was part of a regular series of developer contests hosted on Windows Azure, with new ones launched every month to inspire developers to build new things using Twilio's capabilities.

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