Removing inline Javascript and using Mootools addEvent()
Javascript lets us run program logic on the client-side, meaning we can change HTML Elements dynamically based on some logic without reloading the page with a new server call. This logic is run by Events that are launched from User Interaction. A common way of doing so is adding inline Javascript events, but I’d like to erradicate this scourge from the web.
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