While early women programming pioneers Ada Lovelace and Grace Hopper have taken their place in the annals of computer history, Kleiman shows us that there were other women programmers — like the ...

Charlene Roberts-Hayden, pioneering Black woman in computer programming, dies at 86 By Bryan Marquard Globe Staff,Updated May 18, 2025, 3:42 p.m.

The contributions of these women aren’t widely known, but KATHY KLEIMAN has made it her mission to share their stories and their pioneering work in the field of computing. She founded the ENIAC ...

Ada Lovelace, often referred to as the first computer programmer, translated from French (and annotated in detail) the notes of Italian mathematician Luigi Menabrea’s treatise on the work of ...

First female business computer programmer dies Mary Coombs, the first woman to write programs for Lyons Electronic Office, has died at the age of 93 ...

But the team of programmers didn’t get to see the actual system until one day in October 1945, around two months after the women had first started working on the computer.

Early evening in a basement classroom, biostatistician Stephanie Hicks stands at a podium, aglow by the light of her laptop, parsing the intricacies of a computer programming language known simply as ...

Alla Witte’s plans for a new career as a computer programmer included helping clients make enough money to see the world, according to YouTube videos and social media posts. She was in her late ...

While early women programming pioneers Ada Lovelace and Grace Hopper have taken their place in the annals of computer history, Kleiman shows us that there were other women programmers — like the ...

While early women programming pioneers Ada Lovelace and Grace Hopper have taken their place in the annals of computer history, Kleiman shows us that there were other women programmers — like the ...