In the last chapter, we talked about rendering, or more generally, how to draw DOM elements that match with our data. But a web application is not a painting; its contents change over time. The cause of these changes is events.
Events, regardless that they are created by the user or by the system, are a very important aspect of the DOM API. The purpose of this chapter is to understand how to manage these events in a frameworkless application.
The first part of the chapter is an introduction to the DOM Events API. You will learn what an event handler is and how ...
