Yesterday Dywel produced it's first simple form: editing name etc. of a User object stored in the business logic. All you have to do is to define the form and say here comes the name and fill in here the city etc. The user object is automatically updated when the form is submitted. Ok, some parts are still faked, but the next big step is to implement the form logic including validation. I'm wondering if I should write this from scratch or use some existing code and integrate it.
Perhaps woody is the right thing as the template concept of woody is similar to Dywel and I could reuse the validation stuff. Or perhaps I could integrate commons-validator for validation? Hmm, I currently don't know, so I have to investigate a little bit on this topic.
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