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Title: add #ref method to Element class · Issue #111 · hyperstack-org/hyperstack · GitHub

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Description: you should be able to say this: name = INPUT(defaultValue: @Participant.name, placeholder: 'your name') .... # and in some event handler name.ref what will happen is all components will have a ref that sets an internal variable in the hy...

Open Graph Description: you should be able to say this: name = INPUT(defaultValue: @Participant.name, placeholder: 'your name') .... # and in some event handler name.ref what will happen is all components will have a ref ...

X Description: you should be able to say this: name = INPUT(defaultValue: @Participant.name, placeholder: 'your name') .... # and in some event handler name.ref what will happen is all components will hav...

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