Dribbble Widget (ala Mint™)

12 Responses

1. Mattt Thompson

   "Dribbble your flavor, Dribbble your fun"

   With apologies to Shaun...
   Coming to a dashboard near you, if that's your thing.

   almost 2 years ago

2. Ryan Barr

   That is beautiful, however I believe that it lacks useful information. I would much rather be informed of how many new comments have been posted on shots I've commented on.

   Beautiful though, and yeah, Shaun might Mimeo you to death for stealing his stylez.

   almost 2 years ago

3. Pro Matt Johnson

   Reminds me of Ego app stats blocks.

   Not sure that I would want a widget that lets me know how many new comments were made on comments I made on other shots...that kind of info would be nice on the site though.

   Widget should be a quick overview of your own profile, but I'm not one to really care that much about followers or likes either.

   almost 2 years ago

4. Mattt Thompson

   Thanks for the feedback! Since I was only just recently drafted, I'm still learning what the most relevant information would be day-to-day. # of Shots? # of Comments? Views?

   At the very least, this widget could be informed by Mint's interactions, where you can click through different states, (ie. displaying visits to your site "today", then "this week", "this month", and "all time"). I'll have to play around with it.

   Anyway, once the API goes live, it's a whole new ballgame.

   almost 2 years ago

5. Dave Rupert

   Yah, I want this in my Ego stack.

   almost 2 years ago

6. Pro Matt Johnson

   Well Follower/Likes count makes the MOST sense out of any other stat currently available in opinion.

   almost 2 years ago

7. Pro Paulo Zoom

   I want this on Ego!!!

   almost 2 years ago

8. Sam Vermette

   This is pretty cool, but how are you pulling off this data? There's no API, are you parsing all this?

   almost 2 years ago

9. Mattt Thompson

   I have a feeling Garrett is likewise chomping at the bit for the Dribbble API.

   @Sam Yeah, without an API, I'd be resorting to page scraping /players/#{username}/.

   The selector for followers isn't too bad: (in jQuery)

   $("li a[href*='/followers'] .meta").text()

   And likes enumerates through each of the shots and adds to a running count (with a limitation of only getting the first page):

   var total = 0; $(".fav").each(function(){total += parseInt($(this).text())})

   almost 2 years ago

10. Pro Sean Farrell

    EGO NOW

    almost 2 years ago

11. Sam Vermette

    @Matt neat, thanks to sharing :)

    almost 2 years ago

12. Pro Fred Yates

    +1 if this could make it to ego

    almost 2 years ago