I heard that a startup which I don't know hired Chinese when I was working in a startup in Tokyo. I also found some non-Japanese speaking people were working in OpenSource cafe. http://www.osscafe.net/en/

I'm going to give you some links that would be useful.

Tokyo based Seed Accelerator: http://onlab.jp/

Social Hiring platform: https://www.wantedly.com/

Japanese AngelList-like service: http://creww.me/

Another famous one: http://www.samurai-incubate.asia/english/

I found no test case. Does it really work?

It does.

I'm just using CouchDB right now for my side project. Cloudant is offering really great service although they don't provide multi-tenant service in Japan. But I'll go for Cloudant unless latency between Japan and Singapore matters.

By the way, I posted another link three days ago. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6088443

Its naming is a bit conflicting to component/reactive. The name "reactive" is so presumable that other people will choose in the future. https://github.com/component/reactive

I haven't looked into Rivet.js, component/reactive or other equivalent library. I'm just planning to research which library is the best fit for me. I don't really like full-stack framework like Angular. It was nice to know yet another candidate.

Does anyone know any other reactive template engine?

The name is actually "Ractive"

I like Knockout.js

Ah, "Ractive". Shame on my eye.

It wasn't your eye, the title was wrong for awhile!

Using bitly/go-simplejson would help the JSON marshalling problem. https://github.com/bitly/go-simplejson

It's not just in Scala that Sinatra inspired, such as express(Node.js), Slim(PHP).

mongroup is dead simple and succinct. It might be your taste. https://github.com/jgallen23/mongroup

As for server side, reds is a simple full-text search module of Node.js. https://github.com/visionmedia/reds

For more resources about CSS optimization,

Google https://developers.google.com/speed/docs/best-practices/rend...

Github http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4890384

I find it interesting that instead of using tags to target a list-item, it suggests putting a class on every li in the HTML. Seems rather bloating to the HMTL if you have a number of long lists.

Is using descendant selectors in that case bad enough to offset all those class attributes? I think I'd rather put a class on the ul or ol so that I can target the parents if needed and then can still easily target the li children.

Why no one mentioned about Zapier?

https://zapier.com/

We use Zapier at Stackify and love it. 2 thumbs up

Thanks for the mention! :-)

How is this different/better than https://ifttt.com ?