Definitely. I see Rip as a superset, of sorts, of Gems. That is, Rip is great for managing both Gems and in-development code, and doing so in swappable environm

Definitely. I see Rip as a superset, of sorts, of Gems. That is, Rip is great for managing both Gems and in-development code, and doing so in swappable environments. Gems, on the other hand, tend to represent mostly mature code.