dyerware

This plugin allows you to easily insert charts into your blog, by way of shortcodes. While multipurpose, the chart system is intended to make it easy for posting detailed review measurements of some sort, such as poll data, video card comparisons, sports scores, etc. You specify the names of the devices being measured, the tests performed, and each device’s measurements for said test.
An admin settings page allows you to tailor many shortcode defaults, simplifying overall use.
The shortcode is supported on posts, pages, and in widgets.
Graphs scale to meet the size of the end-user client display, and support mobile displays such as those rendered by the wptouch plugin.
Charts supported are horizontal bar, stacked horizontal bar, vertical bar, stacked vertical bar, line graph, and pie. More can be added if desired.
PHP5 Required.
The shortcode format is:
[easychart argument=”value” …]
For a complete example and more detailed documentation, visit the plugin home page. If you do not understand these instructions, please ask questions in the comments section on the plugin home page. We will be more than happy to answer them.
Go here for up-to-date usage and examples: 
<a href="http://www.dyerware.com/main/products/easy-chart-builder/easy-chart-builder-plugin-for-wordpress.html" title="EasyChart Tutorial" rel="nofollow ugc">EasyChart Tutorial</a>

Easy Chart Builder for WordPress

This plugin allows you to easily create charts within your blog by use of shortcodes.

gasparfm

Show the world how you use the command line with this plugin. Designed for tech blogs, tutorials and sections 
where terminal commands matter.
This plugin, make a shortcode: [simterm][/simterm] and shows the text inside as in a terminal session, including 
some typing animation and separating user input and program output. 
By defaults commands have a $ symbol as the first character of the line and user input has the > (greater than) 
symbol.
You can also specify the color of the line using ##red## , ##blue## , ##green## or ##yellow## or even a custom 
delay for this line with ##delay=[ms]## with the amount of milliseconds to sleep.
To create the effect it uses “Show Your Terms” by Kande Bofim, a tiny and library agnostic Javascript.

SimTerm

Make demos of your terminal commands and output in an attractive way.

Easy Chart Builder for WordPress vs SimTerm