57 Years Since Humans First Landed on the Moon
Today marks 57 years since humans first landed on the Moon.
Interestingly, the entire original source code that made this possible is available in open access. It was open-sourced a few years ago.
This code consists of 145,000 lines written by Margaret Hamilton and her team for the command module and lunar module.
Why it matters
AnalysisThis is important as it showcases how open source can preserve history and inspire new generations of developers. The openness of technology fosters innovation and growth in the programming field.
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