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A web framework that handles forms intuitively?

A web application will be launched, which should provide various HTML forms for inputting data , so I was wondering if there is a web framework out there that does this in a smart way. usually when you have forms, you have a lot of considerations like navigation, validation, etc. that are very much not handled by the wireframes I've seen so far.

Did someone take the pain out of the mold?

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Have you tried looking at Grails ? It can take your domain classes and dynamically forge them into web forms and apply server side validation. By default, scaffolding provides navigation, pagination, validation and all sorts of others, which are very good!



Here's a good tutorial .

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Try Qcodo.com, it's written in PHP (but completely OOP). It manages both layers of the database with a beautiful templating templating system.



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I think forms are handled pretty cleverly in Ruby on Rails. And also in .Net. The latter goes a long way, allowing you to reuse database logic for data validation, as well as "automatic" handling of security issues such as XSS and XSRF.

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