After discussing the topic of vue directives in the last few weeks, the next chapter in the semester is event-handling in vue. Events are actions, that trigger further actions in the browser. For example, we press a button (event), which then performs a calculation.
Or with other words event handling is a key concept in programming that allows applications to respond to user actions like clicks, key presses, or mouse movements. It works by detecting specific events and triggering corresponding functions, known as event handlers. This mechanism is essential for creating interactive and dynamic user interfaces in web and software development.