So far, we’ve constructed the bare bones of our site, added data, and started to implement state and some form of controlling logic – it’s time to step it up and allow people to interact with our website.
Interacting with a website will, of course, create different events – we need to respond to them accordingly so that the website can continue to function correctly. It might even be as simple as clicking a button to something more complex such as logging into a website. For this chapter, we will start to add some simple events to the demo website ...
