> Another issue with Meteor is that it was envisioned, not extracted. This has been the Achilles heel, in my opinion. On what might be the bright side, this s

> Another issue with Meteor is that it was envisioned, not extracted. This has been the Achilles heel, in my opinion. On what might be the bright side, this sort of thing is starting to happen, albeit from the outside (e.g. not from Meteor, but from a company who hitched their wagon to Meteor): https://kadirahq.github.io/mantra/ https://kadirahq.github.io/mantra/ This is great, but the envision/extraction disconnect persists within Meteor itself, where it matters most.