Who is Konrad Zuse? Meet the Man Behind the Programmable Computer and PlankalkÃ¼l

Adolf Goebbels
Published on Apr 25, 2023
Letâ€™s talk about Konrad Zuse. Father of the programmable computer. Winner of â€œthe weirdest programming languageâ€ award (Plankalâ€¦.PlÃ¤nkte.. Planktacool?). One of the biggest contributors to modern computing.
In our debut episode of Honeypot Explains, we walk you through the key moments of Konrad Zuseâ€™s life, from university, the Z3 and beyond.

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