Your Weekly devot:ee - September 12, 2013

• Expresso Store 2 ($) by Exp:resso
  Expresso Store is the leading ExpressionEngine ecommerce platform. With complete design flexibility, and a comprehensive administration backend, Store is the perfect choice for your next ecommerce project.
• Expresso Store: FedEx Shipping ($) by Exp:resso
  Automatically calculate shipping costs for your customers using FedEx.
• Expresso Store: Australia Post Shipping ($) by Exp:resso
  Automatically calculate shipping costs for your customers using Australia Post.
• Expresso Store: UPS Shipping ($) by Exp:resso
  Automatically calculate shipping costs for your customers using FedEx.
• Expresso Store: USPS Shipping ($) by Exp:resso
  Automatically calculate shipping costs for your customers using United States Postal Service.
• Hookee Developer License ($) by Nick Le Guillou
  Hookee is a great tool for debugging and taking control over third party extension methods. With two separate tabbed listing views, you can view the third party extensions methods grouped by their _ext class or the EE hook they use. From there you can manually edit and order extension method priorities for the selected EE hook, and toggle an extension method’s “enabled” flag.
• Ifify by Digital Surgeons
  Ifify is a plugin that allows any other plugin’s methods to be turned into pseudo-conditionals.
• Sep 09 2013 9:39 Simple Mail by Marion Newlevant
  Send e-mail from a form. Works with Core license EE (which does not include Email module). Free plugin.
• Hookee ($) by Nick Le Guillou
  Hookee is a great tool for debugging and taking control over third party extension methods. With two separate tabbed listing views, you can view the third party extensions methods grouped by their _ext class or the EE hook they use. From there you can manually edit and order extension method priorities for the selected EE hook, and toggle an extension method’s “enabled” flag.
• Photo Frame Focal Pack ($) by Objective HTML
  The Focal Pack changes the way users perform cropping. Rather than cropping an existing photo the current way, users can simply define a focal point of the photo and allow the cropping to occur on the front-end. This makes it possible to crop the same photo as many different ways you need.