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Yes, yes, You can follow the contributors guide to help with the project, docs, testing. https://nodegui.github.io/nodegui/#/development/README @wcastand It is fairly straightforward to get started. I would recommend you start by...

You can always use this issue as a discussion channel if you are in need of help.

Right now qode is compiled using github actions And github actions only support some intel chips for linux. See the commit here: https://github.com/nodegui/qode/blob/602cb55099a7770f9869150c1b1925e9b99448c2/.github/workflows/linux.yml#L6 and the supported github actions environments here:...

Inside the handler just call `toPlainText()` ```js plainTextEdit.addEventListener('textChanged',()=>{ const text = plainTextEdit.toPlainText(); }); ```

Oh wait my bad. This is for react nodegui. In that case you ll need to use a ref to the plaintextedit component. The ref.current will contain the QPlainTextEdit instance...

I will work on improving this API soon.

Hi @Sparkenstein I am not sure about your example. since its only a small snippet of your code. But this example works as intended. ```ts import React, { useState }...

Yes, this is because ```js const clickHandler = useEventHandler( { clicked: () => console.log("Clicked", phone), }, [] ); ``` You need to specify phone as a dependency just like how...

And for the size reduction. Try adding an style of `width: '100%'` to the outside view

@dshomoye Have you updated the react nodegui and nodegui versions ? I tried your example and it looks like its working as expected That issue is closed and fixed.