One paragraph on the Ruby binding.pry experience: one line of code, no debugger setup, a live REPL at the breakpoint.
The pain in Rust today: dbg! is one-way, lldb/gdb setup is heavy, so everyone falls back to println! debugging.
For that reason, I implemented a crate that lets you experience Ruby's binding.pry in Rust as well
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One paragraph on the Ruby binding.pry experience: one line of code, no debugger setup, a live REPL at the breakpoint. The pain in Rust today: dbg! is one-way, lldb/gdb setup is heavy, so everyone falls back to println! debugging.
For that reason, I implemented a crate that lets you experience Ruby's binding.pry in Rust as well