Software engineering is a critical next step in using these computers regularly. The first specialized software packages for chemistry applications are appearing, e.g., PennyLane, TEQUILA, PySCF, Qiskit Chemistry, Quantum Inspire, Quantum Package, and QuEST. The developers benefit from software development kits like Cirq, Forest, Ocean, ProjectQ, Qiskit, Quil, and QuTiP. Maintaining an open-source policy is crucial, especially as technology giants Google, Microsoft, IBM, and NVIDIA are spearheading development and potentially limiting access, as evidenced by the community's experience with AlphaFold3 or AlphaProteo. Training events, hands-on courses, hackathons, and the sharing of reusable computer code via public repositories will be beneficial.