The "tracker" lists the open or ongoing problems, bugs, missing features, or in general the next things to do for the YASEP's development. No existing system was satisfying so I decided to hack mine.

Things that I am missing from other task&bugs trackers are for example the estimated workload, because it's hard to know at a glance what is easiest or fastest to do, when looking at a list of bugs.

I also want bugs and features to be classified by sub-projects and sub-tasks. This way, one can look at the "last remaining bug" in a sub-project so it is completed faster and goes "all green". Additional metadata is required to specify the sub-project etc....

Storage is provided by a back-end hosted at https://bitbucket.org/dahozer/yasep/issues. It is publicly readable but I manage the bugs alone. Send me your remarks, suggestions and bugs directly.

The front-end reads a local cache of the bugs database and updates it by reading the external site (if it is available). it then reorganises and displays the items according to my metadata.