Each successive post of the recent set from meteor just seems to be bringing it further towards resembling the features of a GraphQL &gt; Relay &gt; React stack - in fact actually using React, and now it seems, GraphQL.<p>This is great because the promise of a stack like this is <i>very</i> exciting, but I am left wondering what is meteor promising to bring that isn&#x27;t just bundling some modules, and re-implementing Relay?<p>I can&#x27;t see anything in the list of <i>what we are planning to build</i> that isn&#x27;t already offered by Relay, or on Relay&#x27;s roadmap.<p>Not that a different implementation isn&#x27;t a great thing, competition is always advantageous, but my understanding is that Meteor is a for-profit company whose product <i>is</i> their framework - it seems quite odd therefore that their plan for that framework appears to be to just piece together and&#x2F;or re-implement an already-existing, well-used and well-known stack of completely open-source libraries, that aren&#x27;t at all difficult to piece together as it is. What&#x27;s their strategy here?