Interesting facts about computer programmers

Interesting facts about computer programmers Related Important Events ⚡

Date of Event	Event / Incident
12 May 1941	German engineer Konrad Zus presented the world's first working program Z3 (replication) to a audience of scientists in Berlin, which is a completely automated programmer.
09 May 1961	In a speech by the National Association of Broadcasters, FCC Chairman Newton N. Minow described commercial television programming as 'huge barren land'.
23 June 1972	The title IX of the 1964 United States Civil Rights Act was used to prevent gender discrimination in any academic programming Federal Funds, which allowed a huge increase in women's sports students athletes.
18 December 1987	Programmer Larry Wall released the first version of the programming language Pearl via Comp.Source.misc. Newsgroup.
26 February 1991	British computer programmer Tim Berners-Lee introduced WorldWideWeb, the world's first web browser and WYSIWYG HTML editor.
06 August 1991	British computer programmer Tim Burner-Li posted his ideas for a system of interlink, hypertext documentable through the Internet for the first time, called the 'World Wide Web '.
08 June 1995	Danish-Greenlandic Programmer Rasmus Lardorf released the firstview of Scripting Language PHP, which is now used as a server-side language at about 40% of all web sites.
23 May 1995	The first version of the Java programming language was released. Java is a common-manual computer programming language that is concurrent, square-based, object-oriented, and especially designed for some implementation dependencies as possible. Its purpose is to give the application developers "once write, run anywhere" (WORA), which means that the compiled Java code can run on all platforms that support Java without the need for rehabilitation.
25 March 1995	American computer programmer Ward Cunningham founded the first wiki site, WikiWikiWeb.
20 January 1998	Warner Brothers TV Network begins Tuesday night programming.
11 February 2001	A Dutch computer programmer launched the Anna Kurnikova virus, affecting millions of e-mails.