JS DOM Streak 21 | Mouse events in javascript | Javascript DOM | Document API

In this video you will learn about mouse click, double click, mouse over, mouse up, mouse down, mouse enter, mouse leave and also you will learn the following.

1. How to use mouse events in javascript
2. How to handle mouse events in javascript
3. Different type of events in javascript.
4. Different types of mouse events in javascript.
5. How to pass event from html to javascript.
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Web components series

Adding third party library into the web components.

To know about defer keyword on script tag checkout the link below

To know about attributes and properties check below link

To know about forms and its way of accessing check below

To know about (Attributes v/s Properties )

To know about (textContent v/s innerHTML v/s innerText)

To know more about textContent click below link

To know more about innerText click below link

To know more about innerHTML click below link

To know more about querySelectorAll click below link

To know more about getElementsByTagNameNS click below link

To know more about getElementsByClassName click below link

To know more about getElementsByName click below link

To know more about getElementByTagName click below link

To know more about getElementById click below link

To know about defer keyword click the below link
(Async vs Defer in Javascript | Javascript Script tag)

To know about DOM and Javascript DOM structure click the below link

To Know about Linking Javascript to HTML, click below link

To know whole road map of the series click on below link

For Unit testing Reactive Forms Series use

For Angular Unit Testing Series

For Angular Tutorials

For Angular Reactive forms

For Javascript Objects Series

For Concepts of JavaScript

For Projects and POC

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Thank you for this bro. One quick question. Whats the difference bewteen adding events directly on the elements using the prefix on e.g onclick and using the addEventListener() DOM method?