If you deal with WordPress template tags, I just ran across an incredible new WordPress resource. It is called the WordPress Template Tags Reference Guide, and is basically a reformatted version of WordPress.org Codex page for template tags.
If you deal with template tags regularly, I would definitely recommend booking this page. I have added this to our WordPress Resources page.
Kyle Eslick
Kyle Eslick is WordPress enthusiast who took his passion for WordPress to the next level back in 2007 by launching WPHacks.com as a place to share hacks and review WordPress-related products.
Thanks a lot, this made things much clearer for me :) 
I also use slimstat which is great and you don't have to leave your dash to check your metrics. 
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That ís a great resource. I have added to my WordPress Resource page as well on my site (in Dutch). Thanks!
Hi Kyle. I’m a little fuzzy on the whole reason for “tags” in WordPress. I know they have something to do with search engines like Technorati. I have added some tags to a few of my posts but never display them in my pages/posts.
Am I really missing out on anything?
@ Remkus – Great to see you promoting on your site as well!
@ John – You’re actually thinking of “tags”, where as this is for “template tags.” The tags you are talking about are just an alternative to categories (or can be used with categories). When you click on a tag, it is similar to a category archive, but just shows posts with that particular tag. Some people don’t use tags, others don’t use categories and instead just use tags. I use both on most of my sites. It is really up to you and your preference!
Gotcha. Thanks for the clarification.
Thanks Kyle!
This is incredibly useful for learning how to theme WordPress, its not my first stop… Only a couple days ago I was suggesting on the wordpress forums that the doocumentation, while good as far as content goes, needs a lot of work to make it more accessible and easy to use.
This solved my problem =)
Thanks, this will make my life a little easier.
Nice reference for WordPress beginners like me.