I have yet to be convinced that brogramming exists outside of jokes by nerdy Starcraft-playing Facebook devs and the fevered dreams of CNN tech reporters.
I've met them. Once went to a Ruby meeting, and the presentation's slides featured "My Little Brony". The guy's desktop background was of a manga girl with very exaggerated features, and some in the audience (they were all males) called out for him to keep the screen on her.
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I have yet to be convinced that brogramming exists outside of jokes by nerdy Starcraft-playing Facebook devs and the fevered dreams of CNN tech reporters.
I've met them. Once went to a Ruby meeting, and the presentation's slides featured "My Little Brony". The guy's desktop background was of a manga girl with very exaggerated features, and some in the audience (they were all males) called out for him to keep the screen on her.
I left after the talk, and won't go again.
I am so in accordance with that sentiment.