Go is one of FlightAware’s four core programming languages. Since FlightAware needs a performant solution for delivering massive amounts of data, Go is a great choice. This blog will focus on a mocking technique for effective unit testing in Go.
READ NOWThis is post is about FlightAware’s shift away from TCL and the journey we took to get there.
READ NOWSince I wrote the two posts concerned with growing leaders in the FlightAware organization, a number of things have changed, two of which are that FlightAware fully embraced remote work and was also acquired by Collins Aerospace. These things had a couple effects on the course.
READ NOWEncryption is all around us. But how do these technologies work? Keep reading my dear reader, and you will uncover the deep mysteries and arcane knowledge of critical components of our online (and offline!) internet infrastructure.
READ NOWSome of the most important decisions we make at FlightAware are deciding who will become part of our company, team, and culture. In this post, our Senior Software Engineer & Manager, Jonathan Cone, describes our interview process & what we look for in a candidate.
READ NOWFlightAware's yearly hackathons are a fun diversion from usual work where we can focus on just making something cool. They're also an opportunity to vie for dominance on the battlefield of public opinion! Coolest project wins.
READ NOWEvery year, our interns spend the summer working on interesting and meaningful projects that help them learn how to work on a professional team and help us solve problems across our business. We were excited and hope you enjoy this final post in our series.
READ NOWWe are excited to share the second project in our series showcasing the work from our class of Summer 2023 interns. Our summer internships aren't limited to just software engineering. This week, we will take a look at a project done on our Site Reliability Engineering team.
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