Luke Stutters

Sounds like my Apple butterfly keyboard.

Sounds like my Apple butterfly keyboard.

So, all right. So I have this really sweet. So first of all, I've actually done the auditing thing, right? We did do it through an IRBRC or whatever. We did it differently or whatever. So that totally makes sense to me. But you guys implemented that through your IRBRC?

So, all right. So I have this really sweet. So first of all, I've actually done the auditing thing, right? We did do it through an IRBRC or whatever. We did it differently or whatever. So that totally makes sense to me. But you guys implemented that through your IRBRC?

Okay. So we're just talking about extensions here to our environment. All right. Yep. No worries. No worries.

Okay. So we're just talking about extensions here to our environment. All right. Yep. No worries. No worries.

But somebody's got to log in when all the systems go down. And it's Friday afternoon and everybody's trying to do some stuff. It just happens, you know?

But somebody's got to log in when all the systems go down. And it's Friday afternoon and everybody's trying to do some stuff. It just happens, you know?

So we talked about some stuff that's coming over from Fry. I actually I'm like super interested because as a very heavy user of Fry, basically, since I discovered it. Like, I don't know. I don't even remember because I don't remember my life before Pride, to be frank. What are the awesome features?

So we talked about some stuff that's coming over from Fry. I actually I'm like super interested because as a very heavy user of Fry, basically, since I discovered it. Like, I don't know. I don't even remember because I don't remember my life before Pride, to be frank. What are the awesome features?

I mean, okay. All right. There are times when I load up IRB, right? And it's primarily when either I'm writing like a Ruby script, right? So I don't have a Rails thing going on, right? And, you know, and I just want to load something up really fast.

I mean, okay. All right. There are times when I load up IRB, right? And it's primarily when either I'm writing like a Ruby script, right? So I don't have a Rails thing going on, right? And, you know, and I just want to load something up really fast.

Or if I'm working on a very large Rails system that takes forever to load and I just want to test out something really fast, so then I just load up IRB, require one or two files, and do a thing and then exit, right? And in both of those instances, one of the first things that I often do is I type IRB and then I go require Pry. So I have not lived without Pry for a very long time.

Or if I'm working on a very large Rails system that takes forever to load and I just want to test out something really fast, so then I just load up IRB, require one or two files, and do a thing and then exit, right? And in both of those instances, one of the first things that I often do is I type IRB and then I go require Pry. So I have not lived without Pry for a very long time.

So what are some of the cool features that we'll get over, if you know them?

So what are some of the cool features that we'll get over, if you know them?

So the only, the only, yeah. One of the main reasons that I like Fry is actually this, but it's not because you just use show desk source, right? Right. But it's mostly because it's complicated to remember all the steps that you have to do, right. To grab the method as an object, then call, you know, source location or whatever, right.

So the only, the only, yeah. One of the main reasons that I like Fry is actually this, but it's not because you just use show desk source, right? Right. But it's mostly because it's complicated to remember all the steps that you have to do, right. To grab the method as an object, then call, you know, source location or whatever, right.

The other thing that's an issue here is that Pry actually does a reasonably good job now. It didn't used to, but it does a reasonably good job of showing me all the dynamic stuff that goes on when I prepend eight things, which is just going to cause problems anyway. But if I'm overriding my method a million times in weird, odd ways, things can get weird.

The other thing that's an issue here is that Pry actually does a reasonably good job now. It didn't used to, but it does a reasonably good job of showing me all the dynamic stuff that goes on when I prepend eight things, which is just going to cause problems anyway. But if I'm overriding my method a million times in weird, odd ways, things can get weird.