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Use React event naming conventions
See original GitHub issueIn React, events are typically called onChange and onClick rather than onChanged and onClicked. How do you feel about changing this? Great project btw!
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I don’t think you should keep it closer to libui-node since you’re implementing React and you know, there are a lot of conventions… Doesn’t make sense to me. In the whole React world (DOM, Native, etcetera), we are used to things like
onClick,onPressand so forth.Yeah I’ve decided that I’ll do it when I get a chance.