Martin Domajnko

I had a great time at Podim, filled with inspiring conversations, valuable feedback, and many new connections. It was also exciting to show what we’re building with LutraID: a platform that helps businesses transition toward EUDI and upcoming regulatory requirements easier. 🚀

Opening a bank account should be simple, secure, and fully digital 🏦 In the second episode of the LutraID Showcase Series, we demonstrate how a user can open a bank account by presenting their Person Identification Data (PID) directly from their digital wallet. No sending screenshots of personal documents. No sharing more data than needed. Just a smooth, trusted flow between the user, their wallet, and the bank. This demo shows how the @EUdigitalID ecosystem can make identity verification faster, more secure, and easier to use in real-world financial services. youtu.be/yib5W5zkhQM?si…

How to improve any software system: 1. Do less work 2. Do the work faster 3. Do the work in parallel (or elsewhere)

Excited to announce we’re heading to @podimconference 2026 - one of the biggest startup & tech events in the Alps-Adria region! 🌐 Looking forward to meeting great people and talking about European Digital Identity & Wallets (@EUdigitalID) + our product LutraID. Also find us at the Startup Marketplace booth on Tuesday, May 12 (afternoon). See you in Maribor, May 11–13! 👋

Meet the LutraID Showcase Series 🔍 We’re excited to launch the LutraID Showcase Series: a series of real, hands-on demos showing exactly how the @EUdigitalID (EUDI Wallet) ecosystem will work in everyday life. From secure document issuance to seamless verification across different platforms, there’s no better way to demonstrate what the user journey will actually look like. This week, we start with the foundation: issuance of the Person Identification Data (PID) – the first step of your digital identity. More episodes coming in the next weeks. Stay tuned and get ready to see the future unfold ✨ youtu.be/duUdLMplLvg?si…

Finally, @Tan_Stack Start now supports React Server Components! Start's RSCs are a truly fetchable, cacheable and composable primitive that work with your favorite tools instead of dictating your entire architecture. Oh, and one more thing... "Composite Components" 😉 🔗⬇️🧵

🌍 Another use case spotlight: Vehicle Registration Certificate Say goodbye to old, faded paper vehicle documents in your glove box. The @EUdigitalID (EUDIW) will let you store a secure digital Vehicle Registration Certificate (VRC). It proves your vehicle’s registration and legal compliance with national and European road rules. Key benefits: - Much easier to carry and access anytime - Instant, secure sharing with police, insurers, or when selling or renting the vehicle - No need to manually copy data onto other physical documents when sharing information There will be a strong focus on delegation, making it easy to share the VRC with family members or other drivers while keeping full control (this will be very interesting to explore!). We will no longer have to worry about carrying yet another document with us when going for a drive. 🚗 👉 More EUDIW use cases: ec.europa.eu/digital-buildi…

Another milestone achieved: Issuance of Mobile Driving License (mDL) in mDoc format 📱🎉 Check out the credential being received in the @paradym_id wallet!

sent this to the team today everything great comes from being able to delay gratification for as long as possible and it feels like we're collectively losing our ability to do that

🎯 After years of building with Node.js, I've organized my hard-won knowledge into skills: a collection of best practices, workflows, and deep expertise my AI assistant uses to write code to my standard. No more repeating myself on every code review. 👇

genie is out of the bottle everyone hitting the magic button button puts your brain in a state of laziness that seeps into all your processes and they get skipped we talk about this all the time and still our team is struggling with it

As the @EUdigitalID takes shape, it helps to understand that not all digital documents are the same. 🔐 The main difference comes down to who issues the document and what level of assurance and legal effect it carries. In the EUDI Wallet ecosystem, the key document types are EAA, QEAA, and Pub-EAA. Alongside these, the wallet also contains PID (Person Identification Data), which is used to establish identity itself rather than to attest specific attributes. EAA stands for "Electronic Attestation of Attributes". These can be issued by a wide range of private sector entities and are suitable for lower-assurance use cases, such as membership cards, tickets, or other everyday digital proofs. They can still serve as evidence, but they do not carry the same legal effect as a paper document. QEAA stands for "Qualified Electronic Attestation of Attributes". These are issued by trust service providers that meet additional regulatory and compliance requirements. Typical examples include diplomas and mobile driving licences. A QEAA has the same legal effect as a paper attestation, which gives it the highest level of assurance and strong cross-border trust. Pub-EAA refers to an "Electronic Attestation of Attributes issued by or on behalf of a public sector body", based on authentic public sources. These credentials are tied to official government records, such as proof of residence or other state-backed attestations. Like QEAAs, they have the same legal effect as lawfully issued paper attestations. 🏛️ A simple way to think about it: - EAA = useful digital proof, lower assurance - QEAA = qualified proof, highest assurance - Pub-EAA = official public-source proof, high assurance tied to government records The real opportunity with the EUDI Wallet is not just to digitise documents, but to make their trust level explicit, portable, and interoperable across Europe. It is about creating a trust framework where each credential carries the right level of assurance for the right use case.

ADHD multitaskers absolutely printing rn > talk to agent 1 > while you wait for it to respond, talk to agent 2 > while you wait for agent 2 to respond, back to agent 1. if still spinning, talk to agent 3...

Me when Claude already wrote like 3k lines of code and I notice an error on my prompt

Good insights 🚀

prediction cone/safe triangle — this is something we take so much for granted in modern day native UIs. but it's not the same for most web-based dropdown menus. it took me a while to implement this here. Amazon, macOS, Windows all implement some version of this.

we vibed so hard we had to delete the repo

claude: want me to check on the subagents? meanwhile the subagents:

Excited to try it out.