Ada Lovelace: A Source of Inspiration

Ada Lovelace, born on 10 December 1815 in London, UK, is often regarded as the first computer programmer. She envisioned the potential of computers to follow a series of instructions to perform complex calculations.

• First Computer Programmer: Recognized for her work on Charles Babbage's Analytical Engine.
• Pioneering Vision: Anticipated modern computing's implications a century before they were realized.
• Legacy: Her notes on the Analytical Engine are considered foundational texts in the field of computer science.

At The Developer Society, Lovelace's innovative thinking and foresight inspire us. As a digital not-for-profit co-op, we aim to empower charities and NGOs, reflecting her dedication to advancing technology and knowledge. We love programming, and we have a lot to thank Ada for!

We acknowledge that no one is perfect, including Lovelace. Our focus is on drawing inspiration from her positive contributions while recognising that endorsing every aspect of a person's life and actions isn't necessary. We celebrate the values and actions that align with our mission to support social good through digital innovation.