event routing

Event routing is a process used in software systems where events (like user actions or system signals) are directed to appropriate parts of the application for handling. When an event occurs, it travels through a predefined path—either bubbling up from child components to parent components or tunneling down from parent to child—to reach the component designed to respond. This organized flow ensures that each event is managed efficiently and appropriately, allowing complex interfaces and interactions to work smoothly without components needing to know about each other directly.