A quick and easy way to generate the required code for Sidebars, Menus, Custom Post Types, and a few other elements you’ll likely need for your theme and/or plugin. With the visual tips/help, it makes coding these areas a breeze!
The rewrite API can be confusing (to me at least). Remi Corson walks you through it on the WP Explorer blog.
An alternative to Timthumb that includes back compat for <3.5, and a separate function for WP 3.5+.
If you use Coda, here are a few good plugins that make WordPress development just a bit better.
Mark Jaquith explains how he built “Have Baby. Need Stuff!”, a baby gear site built on WordPress and inspired by “The Wirecutter”
Jon Brown has a very nice post up on his blog with some tips for better local development with WordPress. There are a lot of ways to go about this, but I like the way Jon organizes things. h/t Ben May.
Shows how to remove the WordPress admin bar. Then wraps it in a current_user_can check to keep it around for site admins.
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I’ve been using the Themergency generators for this for a long time. themergency.com/generators/
I was aware of the Custom Post Type generator, but have potentially been living under a rock when the others were announced. Regardless, both are very handy to use. GenerateWP.com seem to offer a wider variety at present, so we’ll just have to wait and see! 😉