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Portrait of Ada Lovelace, Alla prima, Scroll Painting
Here are a few short facts about Ada Lovelace:
- Born on December 10, 1815
- Daughter of Lord Byron and Anne Isabella Milbanke
- First computer programmer in the modern sense
- Published “Notes on Life and Letters of Lady Noailles” (1841) and “A Day’s Journey to Althorpe” (1836)
- Collaborated with Charles Babbage on his proposed mechanical general-purpose computer, the Analytical Engine
- Co-authored the book “Notes on a Method of Making Tabulations for Differentially Governed Machines”
- Published her most famous work, “Scientific Memoirs / Selected from the Transactions of Various Societies” (1843), which contains her poem about the Analytical Engine, “On the Analytical Engine”.
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