EE meets S3
Introducing BucketList. Seamlessly integrate Amazon S3 with your ExpressionEngine website, for just $39.
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Browse
Find just what you're looking for with a familiar file tree interface.
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Upload
Free your clients from FTP, and upload to Amazon S3 direct from the EE Publish page.
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Save money
BucketList is frugal with your bandwidth, caching information, and reducing your S3 bills.
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And so much more
A gorgeous user interface, and full support for FF Matrix and Stand-Alone Entry Forms. Everything you'd expect from one of the Devot:ee Developers of the Year.
Just what you were looking for.
BucketList uses a familiar file tree interface that your clients will immediately recognise from their operating system.
Behind the scenes, AJAX loads buckets and folders on-demand, reducing initial load time to a minimum. Intelligent caching keeps the interface nimble and responsive.
Free your clients from FTP.
No more teaching your clients how to use FTP software. BucketList makes it easy for anyone to upload photos, music, even video to Amazon S3, right from the ExpressionEngine Publish page.
BucketList lets you upload as many files as you like, to whatever bucket or folder you choose, simultaneously.
See all your uploads at-a-glance, and continue working on your weblog entry whilst BucketList takes care of your uploads in the background. When your files have finished uploading, BucketList gets out of your way, until you're ready to use it again.
Save your pennies.
BucketList caches your file and folder information in the ExpressionEngine database, eliminating unnecessary calls to your Amazon S3 account, and reducing your monthly bill.
You can specify the cache duration, from a fast-moving 5 minutes, right up to a glacial 8 hours.
When the time comes to update the cache you'll barely notice, as BucketList retrieves the required information on demand, in the background.
Enjoy the view.
BucketList has a gorgeous, responsive user interface, with an obsessive attention to detail.
From the filetype-specific icons, to the super-slick status bar that appears at the bottom of the page whenever an upload is in progress, every pixel, every interaction, and every animation has been refined and polished to perfection.
Unlock the grid.
Combine BucketList with the FF Matrix fieldtype, and you've got an Amazon S3-hosted image gallery for every weblog entry.
Your clients can upload images directly to Amazon S3, select existing images, add captions, and reorder them, right from within the ExpressionEngine Publish page.
SAEF as houses.
If you prefer to keep Control Panel access for the privileged few, BucketList has you covered.
Everything works perfectly within ExpressionEngine's Stand-Alone Entry Forms. So now there's nothing stopping you using EE to build that social media Twitface killer you've been dreaming about, with user-submitted content uploaded via BucketList*.
Browser Support
BucketList works in every major browser released since the mid-noughties: IE8, IE7, Firefox, Safari, Chrome, the list goes on.
And no, IE6 isn't supported. We consider that a feature.
The wizard behind the curtain.
Stephen Lewis, the man behind BucketList, has been developing for the web for over a decade. His previous ExpressionEngine add-ons are already well-known and highly regarded, having been featured multiple times on EE Insider, and the ExpressionEngine Podcast (among others).
Stephen is member of the ExpressionEngine Professionals Network, and was nominated in three separate categories in the Devot:ee 2009 Awards. He finally settled for a runner-up spot in the Developer of the Year category, after Brandon Kelly got him drunk on cheap gin, and convinced him to step aside.
This bitter injustice still haunts Stephen, and is what drove him to release BucketList.