When working on a Ruby gem or a Ruby library, it is often desirable to have a Pry session loaded with the gem you are working on. I’ll go on a limb and say that REPL-driven development is a must-do when writing libraries. REPLs are like ice added to your beer when it isn’t cold anymore, except this ice is made from the same beer.
Console your gems: Add REPL to them
Console your gems: Add REPL to them
Console your gems: Add REPL to them
When working on a Ruby gem or a Ruby library, it is often desirable to have a Pry session loaded with the gem you are working on. I’ll go on a limb and say that REPL-driven development is a must-do when writing libraries. REPLs are like ice added to your beer when it isn’t cold anymore, except this ice is made from the same beer.