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None of the conferences I've been to (in the U.S.) have been like he describes either. The post is from 2012, and if I remember correctly, especially then, ther
by untothebreach 13y ago
None of the conferences I've been to (in the U.S.) have been like he describes either. The post is from 2012, and if I remember correctly, especially then, there was a stereotype of the Ruby community for having more than it's share of "brogrammers," so maybe it's a community thing?
- donw 13y agoHave been to several Ruby conferences over the past year, and I've never seen this sort of thing during a conference. The after-parties can get a little nuts, but those aren't handled by the organizers -- and it'd be more than a little asinine to tell a group of adults what they can and can't do in their spare time.
- untothebreach 13y agoThat's good to know. I definitely did not mean to imply that the Ruby community was "the problem."
- donw 13y agoNo worries -- I didn't interpret it that way at all.
- dictum 13y ago>It'd be more than a little asinine to tell a group of adults what they can and can't do in their spare time. I take it you haven't used this global network called Internet, and your comment was sent through some kind of SMS proxy.