Lovelace's Leap: http://blog.jgc.org/2011/09/lovelaces-leap.html

I was just about to ask if this was one of your projects.

Ada Lovelace Day?

Also interesting for Ada Lovelace Day is Sydney Padua's free iPad app: http://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/lovelace-babbage/id459405731?...

today on adafruit i'm helping limor fried (first female engineer on the cover of WIRED) with 24 hours of posts with cool women doing great stuff in the world of making, engineering, science and more. she also has 10% off everything in the store to encourage giving the gift of electronics to spark imagination - http://www.adafruit.com/blog/category/random/ald/

enjoy...

Hmm, they've changed the date. It has "always" 24 of March.

Drama provided: http://blog.findingada.com/blog/2011/03/03/ada-lovelace-day-...

I applaud the day, but I wish the website made it more obvious who Ada Lovelace is. I have a vague idea because I'm in the same industry, but I doubt the audience that this day is truly intended for -- the many girls and women out there who don't see the sciences and engineering as a female career -- know off the top of their head. Even going into the About page, her bio is very small.

I want to tweet/share this link but am afraid most people will click on it and go "What the?". So I'll just send the wikipedia entry on her instead.

Also, this line should be fixed in the bio page (which takes two clicks from the homepage to find):

http://findingada.com/about-finding-ada/who-was-ada-lovelace... >>The Analytical Engine remained a vision, until Lovelace's notes became one of the critical documents to inspire Alan Turning's work on the first modern computers in the 1940s.