Hi, I’m Dom — also known online as DomDev. I’m not just a developer. I’m a creator, a deep thinker, and someone who experiences the world through the lens of Asperger Syndrome. It’s not something broken — it’s something that powers me.
🧠 Table of Contents
- 👤 Who I Am
- 🧠 Living with Asperger’s
- ✨ What Makes Me Feel Special
- ⚠️ Things That Overwhelm Me
- 💬 Final Words
👤 Who I Am
I am DomDev because “Dom” is my name and “Dev” is what I do. I design systems, build tools, and code from scratch — driven by passion and focus. I see things differently, and I create things with that same difference. This site? It’s just one of many ways I express myself.
🧠 Living with Asperger’s
Asperger’s is part of who I am — and how I work. It helps me go deeper, see clearer, and think in ways others might not expect. Here’s what it means for me:
- 🔍 I hyperfocus on my projects — I can go hours without noticing the time
- 🎧 I prefer calm spaces, deep thoughts, and real conversations over small talk
- 💡 I notice details, errors, and patterns others miss
- 📱 I communicate better through screens than I do face-to-face sometimes
- ❤️ I care deeply — even if it doesn’t always look like it from the outside
✨ What Makes Me Feel Special
- 🧠 My creativity when building platforms like Konekt and Chikahub
- 💻 Learning fast — especially tech most people run away from
- 🌈 Staying true to who I am, even if I don’t always “fit in”
- 🎮 Living life my way — with games, ideas, and imagination
- 💖 Being loved and supported by someone who truly sees me
⚠️ Things That Overwhelm Me
- ❌ Loud, chaotic environments
- ❌ Forced socializing when I’m low on energy
- ❌ Fake kindness or ignored boundaries
- ❌ Getting interrupted while I’m in flow mode
- ❌ Unclear instructions or being expected to “just get it”
💬 Final Words
I don’t see Asperger’s as a limitation. It’s a lens. It helps me build better, think deeper, and love differently. I’m DomDev, and this is how I create — with focus, feeling, and a little bit of fire.
Thank you for being here. For reading. For understanding that we’re all wired differently — and that’s what makes this world worth building for.
