Maštarija

Do you often need to create small pieces of content that should be present on e.g. every product page, but don’t justify writing a full on plugin?
Do you mostly work with designers or users that sometimes need to update some of that content, but they don’t know their way through Git, FTP or code in general?
If you’ve answered yes to any of those two questions then this plugin is for you!
Heckler allows you to create reusable pieces of code or text and execute / display them on any wordpress hook (after <code>init</code>) or use them as a simple shortcode within your content.
If you have some coding skills, you can programm a rule which determines if the text should be shown, or the code should be hooked or executed.
As an added bonus, there’s even a VIM mode in the code editor to make your life as a developer in this world of makeshift plugins just a little more bearable.
If you wish to contribute to this wonderfully horrible plugin you can do so on its <a href="https://github.com/mastarija/heckler" rel="nofollow ugc">GitHub repository</a>.

Heckler

Create custom text and code snippets, and attach them to hooks or use them as short codes, along with programmable display rules.

Scott Grant

Hook Timer attaches to the start and end of each action and filter, stores the timestamp, and when the hook finishes, logs the total time spent. If you want to examine why a page is slow or aren’t sure where the majority of your page load time is spent, this plugin will show you the most costly hooks in your installation.
Hook Timer appears as a menu option in your admin dashboard, and displays the total time spent in each hook on the previous page load. This allows you to load a particular page that’s slow, then to view the results in the admin dashboard immediately after.

Hook Timer

Track the time used between the start and end of each hook (action or filter).

Heckler vs Hook Timer