The Pry Ecosystem
Roughly a year ago, I wrote my first article introducing Pry to the Ruby world. Back then Pry was a very different creature, just a simple runtime variant of IRB with a few added extras. In the year that’s passed, Pry has grown from a single project into an ecosystem, with a variety of plugins and spinoffs. In this post I’ll describe the current state of the Pry ecosystem, provide a brief synopsis
So what is “binding.pry” exactly? - Someone had to write this
The Japanese translation (by yui-knk) The very first feature that you learn about Pry is undoubtedly “binding.pry”. You put it here, there and everywhere; you’re happier than you’ve ever been before. In simple words: “binding.pry” makes your life a lot easier. But, have you ever wondered what “binding.pry” is? It appears so simple that you don’t even think of the details. When I first started to u
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GitHub - deivid-rodriguez/pry-byebug: Step-by-step debugging and stack navigation in Pry
