Your Weekly Devot:ee - June 30, 2011

If you haven’t heard about the release of Assets from Pixel & Tonic, you might have been living under a rock for the last few days. That, or you’re not on Twitter, where Assets blew up the #eecms hashtag. It looks to be a very solid file manager, and has the attention to detail we’ve come to expect from P&T. It may be worth a look if you have a site that relies heavily on uploaded files or images.

• Assets ($, for EE2) by Pixel & Tonic (Brandon Kelly)
  At last, managing your files is just as powerful and elegant as managing the rest of your content in ExpressionEngine.
• Strip Line Breaks (for EE2) by One Design Company
  Strip line breaks is a plugin that will remove line breaks in the text within the tag pair.
• pMailer Contacts Export (for EE2) by Prefix Technologies
  Export ExpressionEngine members directly into your pMailer mailing list(s) with optional Double Opt-In feature
• VZ Address (for EE2) by Eli Van Zoeren
  Combined address (street address/city/state/zip/country) fieldtype with various output options.
• Google Weather (for EE1 & EE2) by Marcel Villerius
  Simple plugin that parses Google Weather information (city, current temperature, wind condition, etc).
• pMailer Message Archive (for EE2) by Prefix Technologies
  Display deployed pMailer email newsletters on your ExpressionEngine website
• ED Language Switcher (for EE2) by Erskine Design
  The ED Language Switcher allows site owners to set a default language, and limits allowed languages to a defined list. Users can select a preferred language that will be honored on future visits. Developers can use template tags to output default or user selected language.
• pMailer Subscription Form (for EE2) by Prefix Technologies
  A subscription form for your website to automatically populate the inputted data into your existing pMailer mailing list(s). Includes optional Smart Forms.
• EZ Link Icons ($, for EE2) by Vim Interactive, Inc.
  EZ Link Icons adds icons to your website’s file and external links quickly and easily.
• Which browser (for EE2) by Siblify
  A very basic plugin to return the name of a user’s web browser based on PHP’s HTTP_USER_AGENT variable.