Weekly Wrap: November 30, 2012

Well I’ll be, looks like I’m back to posting the FR…Weekly Wrap: the ExpressionEngine community news of the week.

This was quite an eventful week. And if you don’t know what I’m talking about, here are a few posts to get you caught up (but I’m almost certain you know what’s up):

• EllisLab Pro Network Goes Offline
• New EllisLab Site, Branding, Store, and Site Consolidation
• Round Up of all the Changes to EllisLab
• New EllisLab Refund Policy: There Isn’t One
• Free Trial of EllisLab Silver Support Plan
• Temporary Pro Network Page as EllisLab Restructures Program
• Ryan Irelan’s “The New EllisLab.com: You Want My Opinion?”
• Eric Lamb on the EllisLab Changes
• And a plethora of blog posts on EllisLab’s site supporting their actions.

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Now that that’s out of the way, let’s promote the awesome that you did this week.

Low Events Updated

Low has added Low Search, Zenbu support, and new tags and parameters to Low Events.

Isaac Raway Released More Entries

This free add-on lets you essentially nest channel entries tags without making ExpressionEngine freak out. Due to the fact the tag has a different name, you can embed it within a channel entries loop to pull in other content. This also eliminates the need for an embed or other method.

New Site for the Canadian Paediatric Surveillance Program

QB Marketing launched a multi-lingual site for the Canadian Paediatric Surveillance Program.

And that’s a wrap! See what I did there?

Make sure to tag your ExpressionEngine related news with #eenews on Twitter, and we’ll make sure to showcase it.

Have a great weekend everyone!

Other Posts on EE Insider this Week

• ExpressionEngine Stack Exchange Site Goes Public
• Your Weekly Devot:ee - November 29, 2012
• EE Podcast: Big Changes for EE & EllisLab