点那个按钮不起作用，出来的都是follow他的人。还有like也是。
顺便问一下，有些国外网站没有被墙但是打开速度爆慢而且加载完成后也是残破不全的，是不是因为js网址被墙的缘故？
JS 加载不成功, 打开 VPN 再试。
JS 加载不成功, 打开 VPN 再试。
真正的问题在这里，网页版引用了jquery 框架， &div class=&highlight&&&pre&&code class=&language-text&&&script src=&///ajax/libs/jquery/1.8.3/jquery.min.js&&&/script&
&/code&&/pre&&/div&用的是谷歌的CDN，天朝这个url不可能加载出来，然后就导致了，好多脚本函数无效，没有执行。&br&&br&然后就是你们看到的了，一点按钮，并未执行follow动作跳转了&br&&br&好多国外网站打开慢，很大程度上都是因为引用了谷歌的js cdn，然后页面就阻塞了
真正的问题在这里，网页版引用了jquery 框架， &script src="///ajax/libs/jquery/1.8.3/jquery.min.js"&&/script&用的是谷歌的CDN，天朝这个url不可能加载出来，然后就导致了，好多脚本函数无效，没有执行。然后就是你们看到的了，一点…
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If you’re a creative and you haven’t yet heard of Dribbble, it’s a fun and unique app allowing designers, developers and other creatives to show parts of their current works with a little sports lingo mixed in. It’s also a fantastic resource for feedback and community. It’s currently invite only, so you’ll need to do a little searching to find yourself an invite.
Here’s are quick review of , which we’ve heard many fantastic things about among the design community.
A big thanks to Jeremy Swinnen for supplying us with an invite so we could review Dribbble. Be sure to checkout his .
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Any site that’s built for designers and developers would need to be well designed itself, and
is just that. The site’s design is simple, sexy and usable while not distracting from the main focus points — user submitted “shots”.
Dribbble Home
Dribbble is mixed with some fun sports lingo derived from sports like Basketball and Soccer (or Football for some of you). Though the developers are Basketball fans themselves, it seems they also recognize another massively popular sport where shots, rebounds and dribbling takes place (see ).
So, the general idea is that members (aka. players) submit sneak peeks of their works (aka. shots) in order to show and tell. They’ll be able to get feedback from the community with other players even able to submit “rebounds” (shots in reply to another shot). The real trick to Dribbble, however, is getting an invite (aka. drafted) as the Dribbble team is trying to keep a “narrow focus on high-quality design work”.
After you’ve been drafted and complete the simple sign up process, you’ll want to find other players to populate your Following page with shots. Browsing through popular players or visiting the Players page is a good way to find new players you’d like to follow.
Follow Players
When you find shots that you like, you can Like it, submit a Rebound or share it with others via Tweet or unique drbl.in link. You can, of course, also post feedback for the player via comment.
Player Shot Options
When you’re ready to submit your own shots, simply click the + Upload link at the top. The max image size is 400×300 pixels via JPG, GIF or PNG. If it’s too large, they’ll help you crop it. You get 24 free shots per month, resetting to 24 at the beginning of each month.
Upload Shots
Remember that shots are just portions of your works, not necessarily the whole thing.
I’ve uploaded a section of a web design I was working on a long time ago, which will need to be named and tagged after uploading. You can optionally add a comment to provide some information about the shot.
Shot Details
Once you’ve published your shot, you’ll be able to see it on the Debuts page under the primary Shots page.
Final Thoughts
is a fun and unique way for creatives to share and receive feedback on their work. I have to be honest though, based on the hype I saw, I expected something more. The overall design of Dribbble is fantastic and the added lingo is fun but I feel it’s relatively limiting being able to only share “shots” up to 400×300 pixels.
I’d also like to see more social media integration, such as Facebook. Though the developers might have intentionally left features like that out to keep it more of a closed network. As a designer and developer that uses several outlets for networking and feedback, I can’t say I’d be too inclined to use an app that’s so closed off.
Overall, Dribbble is great, but I think it has some further maturing and development to undergo before it will fulfill its potential and hit its stride.
Dribbble is show and tell for designers, developers and other creatives. Members share sneak peeks of their work as “shots” — small screenshots of the designs and applications they are working on. It’s also a place to talk design, give and receive feedback and iterate toward better work.
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