As well as a massive core update to WooCommerce itself (including drag and drop product sorting, extra theming settings and ShareYourCart integration) we’ve also released several plugins including PayPal Express, Force-Sells, and my own GoCardless gateway and Product CSV Import Suite.
Don’t miss the offer we at WooThemes are running up to Christmas – 3 WooCommerce themes and 8 extensions (including Jay’s super cool responsive Argentum theme and the ever popular table-rate shipping extension) for just $150. If you’ve been waiting for the right moment to jump onto the WooCommerce bandwagon nows the time!
I’d like to close with a massive thank you to all of our contributors, users, supporters, and the WordPress community as a whole — Merry Christmas and a happy new year!
You may have noticed Jay and I shouting about all the cool WooCommerce goodies we’ve been releasing at WooThemes (we now have a whopping 45 extensions and 15 themes) but what hasn’t had as much attention is all of the cool stuff the community has been releasing. Here’s a list of my favorite third-party plugins/themes currently available.
Another user request today to output a list of products, as well as their stock levels, to be used to compare the amount of real stock in hand with what WooCommerce thinks is in stock.
The code below can be added as a page template in your theme. Once added to your template, just create a page in WordPress admin and assign it the “Stock Report” page template.
Theres a check at the top of the page to only let admin users in, and when viewed the page will give you a simple list of products, SKU’s and stock levels which you can then print out.
I hope you find it useful 
The constant WP_DEBUG_LOG is something I’ve only recently discovered — when added to wp-config.php it enables a log of WordPress errors and notices to be saved to wp-content/debug.log.
define( WP_DEBUG_LOG, true );
This is very handy when debugging plugin errors, especially hidden ones like those which occur on plugin activation.
Someone requested a way to print out a list of their processing orders for WooCommerce so I came up with a snippet to do so
The code below can be added as a page template in your theme. Once added to your template, just create a page in WordPress admin and assign it the “Print processing orders” page template.
Theres a check at the top of the page to only let admin users in, and when viewed the page will give you a nice list of processing orders which you can then print out.