#balllin

[andyelson]

MVP BOUT TO GO BALLIN ON RIDDLES ASs

[all4yug]

My foods teacher need a logo done and my art teacher recommend me to her and i did the logo and im probably gonna get 100 buck and im like aismmdmr

[unkrwnkings]

Touch flush getting money shit for sure #money #ballislife #balllin #baller 💴💶💷💵💰💰💰

[brandnewromance-blog]

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[roamlog]

Balllin：iOS 上最好用也最好看的 Dribbble 客户端

Dribbble 是目前最有影响力、最被人讨论的针对设计师的线上社区之一。

Dribbble 的 iOS 客户端也非常多，在 Appstore 里用 Dribbble 进行搜索，可以搜出 53 个之多，我试用过很多，有免费的，也有收费的，比如 Freeshot、Paintball、Design Shots、Basket、Hooops、Fribbble、iDribbble、Posterized、jxdribbble 等，没有一个让我满意的。

这其中有多方面的原因：

Dribbble 官方开放的 API 非常少，Dribbble 的 iOS 客户端大多只能是浏览而已，不能 Comment 也不能 Like。

有很多 APP 设计的不够美观。

直到今年(2014) 3 月份的时候，知名 Dribbble 客户端：Balllin 发布针对 iOS 7 全新设计过的 2.0 版本。它满足了我对美观的要求，如下图。

2014 年 11 月 17 日，Balllin 发布 2.5 版本，因为 Dribbble 官方推出了更多的 API，Balllin 终于支持直接在 APP 里进行 Comment 和 Like 了，真是太棒了，另外还更新支持 Playoffs、Rebounds、Gifs 和 Handoff 了。

于是我觉得有必要稍微向大家介绍一下这款 APP 了。

首先是登录，之前登录只需要输入我 Dribbble 的 id 就行，现在只需要跳转到官方网站进行授权认证，非常赞地一点是支持 1Password 登录，登录完后自动进入我的 Profile 页面。

稍微有一点点 Bug，介绍里对标点符号的支持不够完善，点击左上角的返回按钮，回到主界面，Balllin 默认有 Following、Popular、Everyone、Debuts 和 More 等 5 个 Tab，展示效果上面已经贴过一次，默认是显示两列，也支持一列显示，效果如下：

More Tab 效果如下：

点击某个 Shot 后

可以查看该 Shot 的详情、目前有多少 Views、Likes、Comments 等数据，也会自动显示该 Shot 是不是属于某个项目、有没有附件。非常方便，往上推，可以查看评论列表：

拉回到上面，点击那个心型图标就可以直接 Like 了，颜色就变红了，如上图，点击心型图标右边的那个评论图标，弹出评论输入框：

评论目前只能针对 Shot 发表，不能回复评论列表里某个人的评论。

在 Shot 详情页面的右上角有 3 个图标，第一个是 bucket 功能，点击后如下图所示：

第二个图标是用在 Balllin 中用浏览器打开该 Shot，就是显示 Dribbble 的 Mobile 版本。

第三个图标大家应该比较熟悉，是 Share：

在 Shot 详情页面，支持手势往右滑返回到 Shots 列表页面。

Balllin 美观简洁，和 Dribbble 官网的气质很吻合，对我来说该有的功能都有了，最需要的就是 Like 和 Comment 了。Balllin 是收费 APP，目前冰点卖 $0.99，原价是 $2.99，而且还是通用 APP，非常超值，推荐给大家，当然你也可以尝试去试用其它的 APP，寻找你更喜欢的。

再次提醒一下 Appstore 链接是：https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/balllin-a-dribbble-client/id457288487?mt=8

我的 Dribbble：roamlog，欢迎关注。

另外欢迎大家关注我的微信公众号，直接扫描以下二维码即可：

[cranetjugeote]

Never Be Poor Again!

Ok. Not exactly. But this summer I do not have a job. Luckily I got an unpaid internship, and that will definitely pay off in the long run, but until recently it was looking like I was going to be going back to school in the fall completely broke. Then I decided to take it upon myself to research my "virtual" options. Here are the 5 ways I plan to make some cash money this summer. 

1. Sell old textbooks and clothes on Amazon and Ebay

I know renting your textbooks seems great. And it is! I do it with a few. But I made ~$300 last summer just by buying used, treating them well, and then reselling. I also do not ask for ridiculous prices from my customers - I just have a lot of books and it all adds up. In the meantime I have found clothes I am just not into anymore and have placed them on an Ebay account. Places like "Twice," "Plato's Closet" and "Uptown Cheapskate" are NOT worth it. They will only give you $5 for a quality item whereas you can ask for a realistic price on the internet. Not to mention that on the internet your audience is significantly larger. And if the item is nice, it will not be turned away for not being designer.

2. Get Paid For Your Opinion

Toluna.com is a website where you can take surveys for points. The points add up to gift cards or Paypal cash (don't let Paypal scare you away - both Amazon and Ebay use it as well and it works just fine). The website is easy to navigate and I've taken about 15 surveys so far and all ready have about 6 options for gift cards. It is easy and great to use when you are just watching t.v. or listening to music. And trust me, all those points DO add up. You'll be earning money before you know it.

3. Think You're Creative? Prove it.

Mindsumo is a fantastic idea that has been around since 2011. Companies post "challenges" to problems they face and you go head-to-head with other college kids to come up with the best idea. The best 3 ideas usually make around $150 and even the runners-up get money, too. Not only is the amount you are getting make it totally worth it, but they are actually interesting challenges. Oh, also, you gotta be a student and they check that 'cause you have to use an .edu email.

4. Write Something Witty for $100

For Listverse, just send them an article that is a list and that is very heavily researched. If they like it, they'll get back to you and send you the cash. For Cracked, it is a much more complex system and involves moving through different stages. Both websites will send you $100 for a well-written article.

5. Decide someone's fate?

Kind of. OnlineVerdict.com basically wants folks to be "jurors" and read over their cases. You'll tell them what needs improvement and what makes good points, and then they'll pay you. I'm signed up for this one, but have not yet been virtually approached. They do it by where you live, and I guess nothing is really going on in my area as of late. But I'd suggest signing up anyways. Your area might be bumpin'. 

So there you have it. As I was writing this, one of my books was purchased! Update me if any of these work for you, and I'll keep you all posted as well. 

[reversemyuniverse-blog-blog]

FUCK YEAH

FINISHED MY HOMEWORK BEFORE 11PM