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I have five WordPress plugins available for download. All of them are free to use, and are covered by the GNU General Public License. I share them for the love of course, but if you find them useful, a donation would be nice ;-)

  • 写真 Shashin: A powerful WordPress plugin for displaying photos and videos from Picasa, YouTube, and Twitpic, anywhere in your WordPress site. You can mix and match photos and videos from the 3 services – display single photos, videos, album thumbnails, random pictures, new pictures, customizable groups of pictures, and complete albums. Includes sidebar widgets, integration with Highslide (and an option to use other viewers), and Google Maps links.
  • SimpleTest for WordPress: SimpleTest for WordPress is a tool for WordPress plugin developers who want to create and run automated tests for their plugins. It includes SimpleTest 1.0.1 and uses a shortcode to let you run unit tests on WordPress plugins, and see the results in a WordPress page. Since it runs within WordPress, you can also do integration testing of plugins.
  • Toppa Plugin Libraries for WordPress: includes several utilities for plugin developers. They facilitate the use of Agile coding techniques for developing WordPress plugins. Included are an autoloader, facades for WordPress functions and database interactions, and a utility for building form fields from arrays of data.
  • 凸凹 Deko Boko: A simple but highly extensible contact form for WordPress, integrating reCAPTCHA for handling spam.
  • Extensible HTML Editor Buttons: A plugin for adding custom buttons to the WordPress HTML Editor, including custom modal dialogs. Provides a WYSIWYG settings form for adding your own custom buttons, and provides an API for other plugins to add buttons.
  • Post-to-Post Links II: Using the Post-to-Post Links II shortcode in your posts and pages, you can create links to other posts, pages, tags, or categories on your WordPress site. It makes linking within your site more convenient, and it means your links won’t break if you ever change your permalink structure or change the parent-child relationships of your categories. If you use it with Koumpounophobia, you’ll get a button for its shortcode in the HTML Editor.