David Garthe

Gravyware Quick Links allows you to add, edit, delete, and reorder custom links directly from your WordPress admin area. You can also display these links in a widget on your dashboard. The plugin includes drag-and-drop functionality for intuitive reordering.
Key features: 
– Add and manage links via an easy-to-use interface. 
– Drag-and-drop sorting of links for a custom order. 
– Display sorted links in a dashboard widget. 
– Simple and intuitive admin interface.
Use this plugin to keep track of important URLs, organize resources, or share links with your team directly in the WordPress admin.
<h3>License</h3>
This plugin is licensed under the GPLv2 or later. See the <a href="https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html" rel="nofollow ugc">License URI</a> for more details.

Gravyware Quick Links

A simple plugin to manage custom links in the WordPress admin area. Easily add, edit, delete, and reorder links via drag-and-drop functionality.

Shaun Scovil

Ever want to list your WordPress posts in an easy-to-read, sortable data table? This plugin makes it easy to do just that. It supports post thumbnails, custom post types, custom taxonomies, and (as of v4.0) custom fields.
By default, the plugin outputs the following columns:
<ol>
<li>Post Thumbnail (if enabled)</li>
<li>Post Title</li>
<li>Post Date</li>
<li>Post Categories</li>
<li>Post Tags</li>
</ol>
Options include:
<ul>
<li>Omit any of the default columns</li>
<li>Replace <code>Post</code> with a custom post type</li>
<li>Replace <code>Categories</code> and <code>Tags</code> with custom taxonomies</li>
<li>As of version 4.0 you can insert any number of custom field columns</li>
</ul>
How To Use
<pre><code>[sorttablepost]
</code></pre>
Place this shortcode into a post or page to insert a sortable table of all posts.
Hide Standard Columns
<pre><code>[sorttablepost nothumb="true" notitle="true" nodate="true" nocats="true" notags="true"]
</code></pre>
You can omit any undesired columns by using one or more of these shortcode options.
Show Custom Post Type
<pre><code>[sorttablepost type="my-custom-post-type"]
</code></pre>
You can specify the name of a custom post type (or <code>page</code>), instead of showing posts.
Use Custom Taxonomies
<pre><code>[sorttablepost cat="my-custom-taxonomy" tag="another-custom-taxonomy"]
</code></pre>
You can replace the standard <code>Categories</code> or <code>Tags</code> columns (or both) with custom taxonomies.
Use Custom Fields
<pre><code>[sorttablepost meta="Custom Field Key,Another Custom Field Key,Yet Another"]
</code></pre>
As of v4.0, you can add as many custom field columns as you like. Use a comma-seperated list of field keys.
Assign Unique ID to Table
<pre><code>[sorttablepost id="mytable"]
</code></pre>
As of v4.2, you can give each table a unique ID. This is particularly useful when displaying multiple tables on the same page, as it allows you to style each one differently.
About This Plugin
For more information about this plugin, visit: http://mynewsitepreview.com/sorttablepost/
To see a live demo, visit: http://mynewsitepreview.com/sorttablepost-wordpress-plugin-live-demo
About SortTable.js
The sortable table portion of this plugin is made possible by Stuart Langridge’s awesome Javascript library.
Documentation for sorttable.js can be found at: http://www.kryogenix.org/code/browser/sorttable/

SortTable Post

This plugin allows you to display an index of posts (or a custom post type) in a sortable table on any page or post, using a simple shortcode.

Gravyware Quick Links vs SortTable Post