Translation: Responding to Events

[phuc1nguyen]

• [x] Overview
• [x] Adding event handlers
• [x] Event propagation
• [x] Can event handlers have side effects?
• [x] Recap

[phuc1nguyen]

Hi maintainers, since this is not a short page and it's my first translation, could I get a quick review to see whether I'm heading in the right direction?

Like, I'm using both prop and props, is it ok or it should be prop and các/những prop since we keep props untranslated?

Thanks in advance!

[ltmylinh]

Hi maintainers, since this is not a short page and it's my first translation, could I get a quick review to see whether I'm heading in the right direction?

Like, I'm using both prop and props, is it ok or it should be prop and các/những prop since we keep props untranslated?

Thanks in advance!

IMO, we can keep prop and các/những prop. Thanks :)

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