there's now a new technology that people are starting to write websites on called html 5. it works across platforms. and the app really became common place with apple's use of it in the ipad. and the iphone before that. now you can actually create a website that was the same website whether you're on a mobile phone, a tablet, a desk top. and you might have all the qualities and the attributes of an app, but it might not be an app. >> so html 5 will blur the distinction between an app and a website. >> i would think so. the other thing is they are basically two basic streams. there's open which is google, and there's closed, which is amazon and apple and middle ground is facebook. it's a closed system but it has 850 members and makes its app available for people to build things on. and i think you may see a lot of apps built on facebook that are unique to facebook. and that may be the way a lot of people consume content. but it's slightly different from the notion of the app that you have on an ipad where you're often paid money for an app. >> so you think this it's hard to

five and html five works across platforms and the app, i mean the app really became commonplace withapple so that with the ipad and the iphone before that. now you can actually create a web site that is the same web site with you on the mobile phone, tablet on your desktop and you might have all the qualities and attributes of the nap but it might not in app and therefore abide not be unique. >> so there is a distinction between an app in a web site. goes beyond with soap. the other thing is i think in silicon valley there are two basic streams. amazon and apple and through the middle ground is facebook which has 850 million members and makes technology available for people to build things on. you may see a lot of apps built on facebook that are unique to facebook and you are seeing that and that may be the way a lot of people consume content that it's different from the notion of the app that you have on ipad for you often pay money for an app. >> html five across platforms, it's hard for people to pay for them. >> the financial times charges for people and they charge people on the

from the bay area learned how to create their own mobile apps and to understand web languages like htmley ared aing robotics to the mix and the girls build their own robots and visit the offices of ibm and others in the robotics industry to learn firsthand from the pros. so kimberly says the core from focus of black girls code is to grow from consumer technology to become creators of their own. today, the black girls code mission is moving beyond the bay area. this is the first day of the organization's summer of code campaign. their mission? over the next 90 days to teach computer programming to more than 300 girls and some boys from low-income communities of color in more than seven cities across the united states. she says she would like to see the new generation of tech leaders bring their skills back home and translate technology into action and change in their communities. and she hopes that they add diversity to the ideas and products that we'll all be using in the future. for changing the color of innovation and teaching girls that geek is good, kimberly bryant is our foot soldi