wp-advanced-trac. Project Management in Wordpress

Recently, I have a tendency - in the absence of a suitable tool, I develop it myself.
At the moment, I am developing an open source blog editor whose sources are stored on Google Code, the bug tracker of which is convenient, but I wanted
more (I really liked the function of the roadmap from Redmine and Trac, which the hosting does not allow to install), with the possibility of integration into My blog.
Searching the plugin catalog yielded only one almost suitable plugin - WP-Trac , it came up just because
it displayed a very beautiful current status of the project, but also had drawbacks. As a result of some changes, my version of the plugin appeared -
Wp-advanced-trac.

The plugin page in the Wordpress catalog is here . Or you can install it through the administration panel of the Wordpress plugins.

The main differences from the original plugin:

• The project may not have an end date and is released by releases;
• Release date is calculated by the latest date of current tasks;
• It is possible to set tasks for the future that are not displayed to blog visitors;
• [Wp-trac project_id] is used to display the table of current works in a post or page;
• Some cosmetic changes in the output of the task table for the project;
• Code refactoring (still in the process) and some improvements from sql injections.

Future plans include adding the ability to import bug reports from Google Code and GitHub, as well as localization.

If you find an error, I will be grateful for help (especially grateful for the ready-made patches), since I have not worked with php for 4 years at least and many things are simply no longer I know.
I will also gladly accept all wishes for improving and adding new functionality.

An example in my blog of the plugin for tracking open-source projects: