That is partially what I was referring to.
The other part, which might not be visible on that video is the integration of debugger into the REPL, and the ability to redo a piece of code after breaking into the debugger and fixing it.
So you can do something like, REPL => error (ask to start debugger) => track down and fix error => restart error expression => finish the execution of the original REPL expression with the respective result.