Vadim Makeev
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Frontend developer in love with the Web, browsers, bicycles, and podcasting. He/him, MDN technical writer, Google Developer Expert. Based in Berlin.

@pepelsbey_dev + https://pepelsbey.dev/
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Tunnels under the U4 Innsbrucker Platz in Berlin. Kudos to @hello_togo_bot for organizing the visit✌️
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Essentials☝️
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My precious bike is back from the workshop. Now, with the 11-speed geared hub (Shimano Alfine + Microshift drop bars) ready to climb hills and carry some weight. Unlike the previous hub, this one is completely silent 😍
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I might have thrown a housewarming party this weekend just to hang this sign. Sorry for the kerning. The guests left only by 22:30, by the way.
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Gave up waiting for the hausmeister to make a proper sign for me. So I found a round font and used a laser printer on vinyl paper, and the result looks better than some of the proper ones 😎
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Look! The popover is available in all major browsers now, starting from this week’s Firefox 125 release πŸ₯Ή This includes HTML attributes, CSS pseudo-classes, and JS API.

β€” Firefox 125 release notes
β€” Popover API on MDN
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Plans for June I’m very much looking forward to:

2–5. Web Engines Hackfest, A CoruΓ±a
6–7. CSS Day, Amsterdam
8. Tool, Berlin
22. Smashing Pumpkins, Berlin
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So, I got a second bike. This one is a 100% city bike. It’s very lightweight and simple, but it has a rather aristocratic name: Viktor Schindelhauer 🧐
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Added a very subtle scroll-driven animation to pepelsbey.dev (Chrome-only for now), like it was supposed to be in the design. But back then, it was too much of an effort to implement. Now, it’s as simple as it could be πŸ€“
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Sometimes, it’s more of a parkour than parking, really.
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This season, I’m working on improving MathML documentation on MDN. It’s still a work in progress, but I also found a bug in the browser DevTools. Apparently, you cannot add attributes to MathML elements in the DOM tree in Firefox and Safari. Fortunately, it works in Chrome πŸ™„ Bugs filed, of course: Firefox, Safari. But I’m not sure if MathML could get high-priority treatment. But I believe in miracles!
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