Hello and welcome to our website! This is where we share photos from our travels and other fun stuff.

• Beaver Slap! – A game we invented - a playful group experience made for vacations, lake houses, and long weekends.
• Donohoe Photo Albums – All of our photo albums.
• Donohoe's in Peru – Photos from our trip to Peru and Machu Picchu in October 2013.
• Tour du Mont Blanc – Photos from our hike around Mont Blanc in August 2012.
• Doug and Cindy's Himalayan Hike – Photos from our hike in Nepal over the holidays in December 2010 through January 2011.
• Donohoe's in the Mist – Photos from our trip to Uganda in October 2007 to track Mountain Gorillas.
• Antarctica trip – Photos from our trip to Antarctica and the Falkland islands over the 2004 holidays.
• Mongolian honeymoon – Photos from our honeymoon in China and Mongolia.
• Our wedding website – The website we put up for our wedding in May 2001.

Doug's projects:

• DD Photos – open-source photo album software that runs our photos site.
• DD Poker website – open-source poker software.
• War! Age of Imperialism – first computer game creation.
• Doug's games page – page on board games.

Doug's writing on Medium (all friend's links):

• Always Be Refactoring – Great engineers refactor constantly, even if they have to slip it into their normal workflow.
• You Don't Have Time Not to Test – Testing isn't a sunk cost. It's a compounding return that shapes better code and ultimately accelerates your team.
• From Code to Camino: A Software Engineer's 530-Mile Journey – Reflections on walking El Camino del Norte in Spain and the parallels to software engineering.
• Making "docker buildx" Fast in GCP Using arm64 VMs – How to accelerate multi-architecture Docker image builds using ARM64 VMs on Google Cloud Platform.
• '80s Word Puzzles and the Atari 800 — My Origin Story – How solving a word puzzle competition on an Atari 800 sparked a lifelong love of software engineering.
• Dexter's Last Day – A heartfelt essay about spending the final day with a beloved family dog.
• Published Assets? We Had a Few. – 59 million of them, to be exact — how the New York Times manages its vast publishing archive using Apache Kafka.
• Running Flutter tests in Bamboo on AWS – A step-by-step guide to installing Flutter on Amazon Linux and wiring up unit tests to Bamboo CI using JUnit-compatible output.