WordPress migration plugin to easily migrate, clone, backup, and synchronize your WordPress site, including database, media, plugins, themes, and files. Perfect for moving WordPress sites between development, staging, and production environments.

Extreme Advanced debugging plugin for seeing the verbose of the verbose debug info. Tech Support, Server Admins, WordPress Developers, Plugin Developers, or anyone wanting to see under the hood of their website and diagnose problems. This debugging plugin goes further than any other in the way it uses Apache Server Status Handlers, CGI Script for server environment view, and in the shear amount of debugging information available, like the basically print_r($GLOBALS).

Supercharged CSS & JS Coding for WordPress

Blocs Developer allows you to connect Wordpress site content with the Blocs desktop Mac application.

See a page with different themes all at once, just like that!

Add support for premium plugins and add-on packs to your WooCommerce offerings. Includes subscription validation.

Display placeholder Lorem Picsum images to avoid chains of 404 requests caused by an incomplete uploads directory (while developing)

Save space and download time! Leave your uploaded images where they're at, in /wp-content, during development on your local.

Helper for development WordPress Site with PHP built-in server.

This plugin extends the default plain-text Plugins Editor with more features such as: line numbers, colour-coded code syntax and error-checking.

This plugin provides an advanced editor window for editing WordPress core files. Features include: line numbers, colour-coded code syntax and error-checking.

A plugin that provides easier access to AJAX functionality within plugins and themes.

Show us information about WordPress install, PHP, Database and Hosting Server

Adds the current page's template name to the admin bar.

Brings syntax highlighting and line numbers to the theme- and plugin-editor of wordpress.

Debug PHP variables in the JavaScript console (Chrome & Firebug). Use instead of PHP's native var_dump() function.

For local development: Automatically load images from the production version of wp-content/uploads if they are missing locally.

Add formatted source code blocks into your blog posts.

Provide a PSR-3 compatible logger for WordPress core that writes to the debug.log