To be candid: I'm not nearly confident enough of my current project's status. I'm trying to create a Radar-like culture. It's hard.
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I suspect “Radar-like culture” must mean something extremely different internal to Apple 😊
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: Reminds me of 's tale of getting the team to adopt unit tests. Once you've seen it work, you're sold.
people love to email. But email absolutely sucks as a task management system.
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Everyone has an automatic response to file a Radar in response to noticing any defect; people will harangue you if you don't.
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It's hard to convey to non-Apple alumni. Most of us miss Radar (and, as you say, mostly the culture around it).
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Even getting the basics down is hard: describe the bug to someone with no context, it's a historical record. Verify fixes.
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I know what you mean (being an ex-Apple guy myself). Maybe a blog post would help.