An eZ Publish Craftsman's toolchest

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The document summarizes several tools presented at an eZ Publish conference. It describes tools for syntax highlighting, debugging templates, inspecting variables, viewing system logs and statistics, performing QA checks, and potential future tools like an online code editor and database consistency checks. It concludes by providing links to the related projects.

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