Скачать или смотреть The Hidden Pioneers: The 6 Women Who Programmed the First Computer

When we talk about the trailblazers of computing, names like Turing, Jobs, and Gates dominate the conversation. But the true first programmers—six extraordinary women—were nearly erased from history.

Meet the ENIAC Programmers: Betty Snyder, Marlyn Wescoff, Ruth Lichterman, Jean Jennings, Kay McNulty, and Fran Bilas. These women didn’t just operate the world’s first general-purpose electronic computer—they programmed it from the ground up, without coding languages, manuals, or even precedent.

Yet, when ENIAC was unveiled in 1946, they weren’t even acknowledged. Decades later, thanks to historians like Kathy Kleiman, their groundbreaking contributions to modern computing finally got the recognition they deserved.

🔹 How did they write the first-ever computer programs?
🔹 What obstacles did they overcome in a male-dominated industry?
🔹 How does their legacy shape the tech world today?

This is the untold story of the women who built the foundation of modern software engineering.

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