# Development Components

## Varbase Development Module

Install the development tools if you're a developer and you're going to use Varbase to build a new project. This will install several modules that help you build your site, such as [**Devel**](https://www.drupal.org/project/devel), [**Database Logging**](https://www.drupal.org/docs/8/core/modules/dblog/overview), and UI modules such as **View UI**, and Configuration Update Reports.<br>

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*Make sure to uninstall this module and its enabled modules when you go in production mode*.
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[Varbase Development](/10.1.x/developers/understanding-varbase/development-components/varbase-development.md)
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## Varbase Style Guide Module

Install Varbase custom styling guide if you want to have a full look for Varbase components, Bootstrap elements, and view mode style for content types. This will install several modules that help you on themeing and styling your site, such as [**Style Guide**](https://www.drupal.org/project/styleguide).

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*Make sure to uninstall this module and its enabled modules when you go in production mode*.
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[Varbase Style Guide](/10.1.x/developers/understanding-varbase/deprecated-components/varbase-styleguide.md)
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## Reroute Email Module

Intercepts all outgoing emails from a Drupal site and reroutes them to a predefined configurable email address.

**Example use for rerouting emails :**

If a live production site was copied to a testing server for the purpose of development. The copied site should not send any emails to real users of the original production site.&#x20;

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*Make sure to uninstall this module when you go in production mode*.
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[Reroute Email](/10.1.x/developers/understanding-varbase/development-components/reroute-email.md)
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