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Used all the time in Ruby (repl, not notebook). In fact I think anyone doing Ruby dev who doesn't have a pry session open is missing out on a good 30% productiv
by barrkel 8y ago
Used all the time in Ruby (repl, not notebook). In fact I think anyone doing Ruby dev who doesn't have a pry session open is missing out on a good 30% productivity boost, unless they know their APIs inside out.
- canhascodez 8y agoI would agree with this, although an IDE with really good introspection and an integrated debugger can approximate the experience. Lately I've started using spaceneovim, which is hopefully going to help with the back-and-forth workflow a bit, modulo issues of what-mode-am-I-in-again? The terminal is two keystrokes away, and having all of the normal vim commands available in both contexts is something that I think will be more and more useful.