how many plug-ins in your wordpress server?

[georgia]

there are many useful plug-ins that can improve the quality of websites. so what's your plug-ins in your wordpress.

[seolyka2]

Here are some of the wordpress plugins I use in our blog:

All-in-One SEO Pack
Akismet - for moderating spam comments
Facebook Like Button For Wordpress
FaceBook Share (New)
Limit Posts
Sharebar
TweetMeme Retweet Button
wordpress plugin - Google +1 Button

[infinity79]

NoSpamNX - for keeping your spam folder clean (no access to autocommenting robots)
NextGEN Gallery - gallery management
Contextual Related Posts - for getting visits on your older articles
BWP Google XML Sitemaps - for automatically creating really good XML sitemaps

[Optic]

My blog is currently running 9 regular plugins.

* Akismet - Catches spam
* Batcache Manager - Improves Batcache Object Caching
* Gisted - New plugin I wrote that displays Github Gists as HTML - http://jeffsebring.com/wordpress/plugins/gisted/
* Gravity Forms - Dynamic forms - **Premum Dev License
* Markdown on Save - Allows the use of Markdown to write posts, saves a separate version to parse.
* Pictos Server - Another plugin I wrote to use Pictos Server icon fonts - http://jeffsebring.com/wordpress/plugins/pictos-server-for-wordpress/
* TentBlogger Feedburner RSS Reidrect
* Yoast wordpress SEO
* WP-Database Manager - Scheduled backups and optimization.

I use 2 Drop in plugins that reside in the content directory for cacheing:

* Advanced Cache
* APC Object Cache

And 2 Must Use plugins:

* Disable plugins when doing local dev - Does just that.
* My blog's MU Plugin - contains code that my blog needs regardless of other plugins or the theme. Contains custom content functions, and admin modifications.

For local development, I activate the following:

* Core Control - Gives more control of what WP core does like cron jobs etc.
* Debug Bar + it's 4 addons - The official WP debugging plugin. Does pretty much everything you need to debugg and ensure error free code, or optimize.
* Plugin Check - Checks plugins for problems, still in beta
* Theme Check - The plugin used to review themes, will ensure your theme is doing things correctly.

My theme framework contains a plugin/class that allows me to suggest or require particular plugins to be used with themes I build. I've made a small debugging contribution to it.

You can fork or clone it here on github - https://github.com/thomasgriffin/TGM-Plugin-Activation