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@Dusch4593 Only saw a couple of things.
| **Aaron Swartz** (1986-2013) was an American programmer, writer, entrepreneur, and internet activist. He was involved in the development of the RSS web feed format, [Markdown](https://www.codecademy.com/resources/docs/markdown) language, [Creative Commons licenses](https://creativecommons.org/), and Python web framework [web.py](https://webpy.org/). | ||
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| He was a co-founder of a startup called Infogami, which later became the social news site Reddit. In his later years, he co-founded an activist organization, Demand Progress, and led the charge fighting the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA). | ||
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while we're here can we fix line 29 (or 27 in the original)? I think it's supposed to say "mass download" not "massive download".
| Description: 'Ada Lovelace was an English writer and mathematician and is often considered to be the first computer programmer. Lovelace is known for her work on Charles Babbages Analytical Engine, the first programmable general-purpose computer.' | ||
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| - 'Code Foundations' |
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While we're in here, I would fix the punctuation in the description on line 3. "Charles Babbages" should be "Charles Babbage's".
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Gotcha. I think I might have left that out to prevent a check fail but I think I can probably remove his name entirely from the Description 😄
Co-authored-by: KTom101 <kyrathompson@me.com>
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@KTom101 I believe I implemented all your feedback 😄 |
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@Dusch4593 I see one more change, otherwise, it is good.
Co-authored-by: KTom101 <kyrathompson@me.com>
Description
I wanted to spruce up the existing general entries about famous individuals in programming/computer science, including:
On this last point, I really think we should add more entries about other famous figures in programming/computer science (and include images, if possible). Some that come to mind are:
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