Projects: Rave and Ruzbl

I've started some projects, and will start pumping them to github shortly (once I've got my testing workflow tweaked and automated enough not to let me screw up too badly). I'll post my testing setup once I've Hofstadterianly worked out its kinks.

Rave. A livecoding environment inspired by Topher Cyll's Practical Ruby Projects, with emacs integration. Plenty of space in which to play around. Look at mature livecoding projects like Impromptu, and you'll see there's boundless room for tweaking.

Ruzbl. An FXruby scaffold around uzbl. Uzbl-tabbed is simply not cool enough. I don't want tabs, I really want the sheer flexibility I expect from Xmonad and GNU Screen. I want to xmonadify uzbl: provide a terse and powerful way to tile, tab, and otherwise manipulate uzbl instances. Imagine how cool it'd be to have an uzbl layout that can tile, group by parent window or category...