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.
Please check here for details.: GitHub - 100010/pry-rs: Ruby's binding.pry for Rust — drop pry!() in your code to pause execution and inspect variables in an interactive REPL ✒️ · GitHub