But how can an entrepreneur, without a background in computer programming or engineering develop an application?
But when her family's brewery, established in 1873, lacked a male heir, this graduate student in computer programming decided to pick up the family business.
Their options range from using online app-building tools, to taking crash courses in computer programming and coding languages, hiring a costly professional on contract, or recruiting a full-time developer.
Not only is Brittany a role model to other girls considering jobs in computer programming and biomedical research, but she also has produced a lifesaving technology that could help women across the globe.
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In its computer science programming modules that launched in August, the platform has moved more toward experimenting with helping students learn by doing.
With free online courses in Computer Science, Programming, Mathematics, General Science and Entrepreneurship, Udacity has over 700, 000 users and an innovative revenue model that includes both certification for completed courses as well as a job referral services.
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He says the most time-consuming part of their effort won't be computer programming in the classic sense as much as figuring out what statements about the real world users should be presented with, and how those contradict or confirm each other.
While at school, he developed an interest in computers and software, and learned computer programming as a pastime.
It's less than 10 years since it was created in Edinburgh by three young men with computer programming skills and a lot of ambition.
The post claimed that hackers exploited a vulnerability in the programming language Java on the computer of Special Agent Christopher K. Stangl, who specializes in cybersecurity.
Fortran helped popularize programming and usher in the computer age.
And yet knowledge of computer programming is becoming more critical in the workplace.
They all use game play as a way to make the logic of computer programming accessible and relevant to kids in their formative years.
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Alongside summer interns Jamie Wong and Jessica Liu, Resig worked to create an introduction to computer science course with online chapters in drawing, programming, animation and user interaction.
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"I gave up sports so I could spend more of my spare time at the computer learning about programming, " he said in his testimony to the Senate Judicial Committee.
Others, especially those with graduate degrees, will go on to careers in law enforcement working for the National Security Administration, the Department of Homeland Security and other federal agencies in need of hackers with special computer skills, such as advanced programming and digital forensics.
The company's first product was an adaptation of the Basic programming language used in the Altair 8800, a kit computer.
At IBM's research lab in Yorktown Heights, New York, computer scientist Baruch Schieber is using linear programming to help an IBM client schedule hours for 250 workers at a call center.
In the early 1990s, my work focused on combining the rigid vocabulary of computer programming with the playful possibilities of art and design.
Programming was a late love for Penny Herscher, who became interested in computer science during college.
Rubin released a paper criticizing computer code discovered on the Internet that was an excerpt of the programming in Diebold's touch-screen machines.
In addition to formal education, I read dozens of books, attended multiple industry conferences, and learned computer programming so I could improve my investment analysis.
Taking advantage of cheaper processing power, the rise of new computer languages and the increasing urgency of the problem, these companies' own complex software seeks flaws in programming grammar, reverse-engineers applications to see that they do what they're supposed to and emulates the malicious hacks they will face once they're put in use.
The 8-Bit computer, which launched in 1982 (the same year TRON hit theaters), may have been great for BASIC programming, but I used it mostly for playing games like Summer Olympics, Ghostbusters, Castle Wolfenstein, and Pitstop II.
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