rework devel_generate so that modules can cleanly form_alter themselves into the creation process. i have not changed comment, taxonomy, and upload to work like that yet. i will do so, and then add OG functionality so that group posts get properly affiliated with group nodes.

support for fb() function from http://www.firephp.org/. just put fb.php into the devel directory and you can start calling fb() to log information to firebug.

move template log to its own module called devel_themer. that module is still not very usable. stand by.

strip leading comment from SQL ... also integrate krumo. see http://krumo.sourceforge.net/. nice stuff.

- optionally print a template log at bottom of each page. Shows what template files you could have used to theme your page or blocks or nodes or whatever.
- theme registry viewer
- all documentation links may be pointed to an arbitrary api.module site instead of api.drupal.org.
- a form for looking up documentation on any drupal function
- a full featured phpinfo() page [like older versions of devel]

There are still a few bits that need updating for D6. Patches welcome.

remove automatic block enable feature. it didn't work 100%, and some folks dislike the php block in particular

devel mailinglist.

http://drupal.org/node/11517. I have done this using some command line magic:

find . -name README -exec cp '{}' '{}.txt' \; -exec cvs remove -f '{}' \; -exec cvs add '{}.txt' \;

I will update all occurences of 'README' to 'README.txt' in the conrtib CVS,
soon. I'll also rename LICENSE, CHANGELOG etc. files as soon as I get around
to it.

now works with xdebug to print out profiling info. see http://www.xdebug.org. xdebug can also print pretty stack traces on error

moved query_log output to _exit() hook so it works for cached pages.

inquisitive admins. Initially, this module prints out a summary of
all database queries for each page request at the bottom of each page. The
summary includes how many times each query was executed on a page
(shouldn't run same query multiple times), and how long each query
 took (short is good - use cache for complex queries).

Also a dprint_r($array) function is provided, which pretty prints arrays. Useful during
development.

Please contribute your own useful functions. Just edit and commit this module when you
get the urge. No need to submit a patch!