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Re:Field access in a Rust debug REPL, without reflection on Tuesday October 20, 2026 @04:21AM (#50162891)
Thanks!
Re:Field access in a Rust debug REPL, without reflection on Tuesday October 20, 2026 @01:16AM (#50161631)
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

A library of Parallax/Elastic react-natives. We have an updated library of clean JS that is customizable, flexible, and independent. The introduction is only two lines. Just write it in package.json and import it. Because it wraps the ScrollView and props take over, you can use it in exactly the same way as the original ScrollView. This time, I added the RefreshControl and Blur options. If you want to create a profile header that looks like Twitter, this is the way to go!
This is an elastical/parallax view for the react-native. It supports the latest react version. There is no single dependency so it is very flexible to customize. It solves the problem of parallax-view in the past.
why does <Blink> tag need?
I named it parallax view because I found that it was better to name it parallax view after investigating other libraries. What other naming suggestions do you have?
I'll be careful next time :)
I'm not sure if it's 60fps or not, but if you want to try it out, you should download it. It's a very easy and very light library.
parallax view means that the header image moves with the movement of the header image when it is pulled down like a Twitter profile image. This library makes it easy to introduce it by dividing it by components.
Parallax header view for react-native. It supports the latest react version. There is no single dependency so it is very flexible to customize. It solves the problem of parallax-view in the past.