Sometimes the cool plugins are the small little things. With the advent of the new changelog addition to the WordPress readme.txt standard, it became possible to parse these changelogs and show the changes straight into your WP Plugins section. This is exactly what the ChangeLogger plugin does.
It looks like this:
Pretty nifty huh? I thought this was kinda funny by the way:
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Looks interesting! This will give us a little more insight on exactly what all these great WordPress Developers are doing with their ever-so-frequent updates.
I wish all Devs would also add the dates to their logs… Ugh. Such a minor addition, but sometimes quite helpful to troubleshoot overlapping issues.
Thanks for the suggestion i will be heading over and checking it out right now!.
kind regards
sam
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This is excellent. The creator is a genius..