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Dan Bricklin is alive and well and living in Newton, Massachusetts. The best way to find out more about this co-creator of the first spreadsheet, Visicalc) and outstanding contributor to the technology revolution is to read his web site or his blog . BTW, Dan was one of the earliest bloggers.
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What is the birth name of Dan Bricklin?
Dan Bricklin's birth name is Bricklin, Daniel S..
When was Dan Bricklin born?
Dan Bricklin was born on July 16, 1951, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA.
How many kids does Dan Bricklin have?
Dan Bricklin is known as the person to create the first spreadsheets. It does not appear that he has any children.
What Dan Bricklin contribution as a software developer?
Together with Bob Frankston, Dan Bricklin helped create VisiCalc, the first electronic spreadsheet program.
Who developed visacalc?
Dan Bricklin and Bob Frankston
What did Dan Bricklin invent?
digital camera microscopy
Why is Dan Bricklin famous?
because he mad a soft wear
Who is the father of the electronic spreadsheet?
Dan Bricklin and Bob Frankston jointly invented the first spreadsheet program, which was Visicalc. Normally Dan Bricklin is the one of them that is considered to be the father of the electronic spreadsheet.
Who were some of the people who made the first pc's useful?
Dan Bricklin
Who made the first electronic spreadsheet?
The very first spreadsheet was developed (or invented) by Dan Bricklin and Bob Frankston called VisiCalc The very first spreadsheet was developed (or invented) by Dan Bricklin and Bob Frankston called VisiCalc HITLER
What was Dan Bricklin's contribution upon making the Microsoft Excel?
Dan Bricklin, along with a man called Bob Frankston, invented a program called VisiCalc in 1978. It was the first electronic spreadsheet. In the following years, others created their own electronic spreadsheets. Microsoft Excel was first launched in 1985. So it was inspired by the work of Dan Bricklin and others.
Who are Dan Bricklin and Bob Frankston?
They created the first spreadsheet application, VisiCalc.
