Capsule is a WordPress theme for creating a code journal.

It also serves as a “paste document” which developers sometimes have open to store snippets for some time.

Capsule has code highlighting and sports convenient features for editing.

While some developers use Gists, txt files or other tricks for storing their snippets, Capsule allows you to share them easily and store them in an environment that’s easy to search through. Each snippet is enveloped with metadata that helps finding your old ones.

Are you planning to create your new own e-commerce website? WordPress can also be used as an easy e-commerce platform that will help you to sell your products.

In this post we’ve collected some of the most beautiful and responsive e-commerce templates for WordPress platform.

Read on to choose your next e-commerce WordPress theme.

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Pods is a WordPress framework for creating customized content and inputs in WordPress.

WordPress only comes with article and page functionality, which isn’t enough for most websites, and Pods allows enhancing this functionality with additional content types and pages.

However, at least PHP knowledge is required to make use of this plugin, and JS/CSS knowledge is almost mandatory

Widgetkit is a Joomla/WordPress kit consisting of numerous widgets for enhancing the on-site experience for the visitor.

Although Widgketkit isn’t free, it has a free version containing five useful widgets: 

• Lightbox
• Spotlight
• Twitter
• Media Player
• Slideshow (Lite)

The widgets are fully-blown and customizable, and best of all look great.

While the other widgets — maps, gallery, item ordering — seem nice, the free version provides the most popular widgets so it isn’t that meager as it could seem.

Bones is a WordPress theme built around the famous HTML5 Boilerplate.

Instead of aspiring to be a framework, Bones provides a per-project template just like the Boilerplate.

Among notable features of Bones are: mobile-centric and responsive approach; LESS/Sass for CSS; custom post types and dashboard functions come preloaded; etc.

Overall, Bones seems like a strong foundation for any WordPress project — it seems worth a try at the very least.