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Use Event Handlers with React
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In this lesson, we'll learn about React's synthetic event system which allows React to use the same event system regardless of the platform (whether you're using react-native or react-dom for example). We'll see how to attach events directly to elements and React takes care of event delegation and optimization for you. We will look at some of the event handlers for an HTML button and go over the `onChange` event handler for an HTML input.
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