How facebook become gaint?

At a really young age, he was taught how to write computer applications by his father, and coach David Newman. In high school, he acquired a audio player, 'Synapse', and while still a student at 'Harvard University', he launched his website 'Facebook', along with college mates Chris Hughes, Eduardo Saverin, Andrew McCollum, and Dustin Moskovitz. Though he was initially accused by some senior pupils, of having stolen their idea, his site's popularity wasn't affected. 'Facebook' saw a steady rise in the amount of active users per month.

 The founder maintained adding to the stage with services like 'Wirehog', 'Beacon' and 'Connect'. The site started out as a networking platform only for 'Harvard University', and then was started for different schools. Soon, it became accessible to general public, also gained widespread recognition for its user-friendly interface. Zuckerberg has become the chairman and CEO of this firm 'Facebook, Inc', making one dollar as his wages. His website has made him so hot that the film 'The Social Network', starring Jesse Eisenberg, has been created based on a book, 'The Accidental Billionaires', which recorded Mark's life

Childhood & Early Life

Mark Elliot Zuckerberg was born to Edward, and his wife Karen, in the city of White Plains, New York, on May 14, 1984. Edward was a dentist, while Karen was employed as a psychiatrist. The young boy has been brought up in the village of Dobbs Ferry, along with siblings Randi, Arielle, and Donna.

He pursued his education from the 'Ardsley High School', New York, and later the 'Phillips Exeter Academy' at New Hampshire, where he exhibited flair for astronomy, math, physics, English classical literature, foreign languages. He was also requested to direct the fencing group of their 'Phillips Exeter Academy'. Eventually software programmer David Newman started teaching the young boy everything about programming.

The gifted young kid was in high school when he registered with 'Mercy College', to pursue a path in applications programming. During this time, he developed a software called 'ZuckNet' to create a communication system between the computers at his father's dental office and people at home.

Around precisely the same time, he created a audio player which was programmed to incorporate a listener's music choices. The programme, called 'Synapse Media Player', was assembled under the banner of a business known as 'Intelligent Media Group', and was posted to a news website, 'Slashdot'.