Thursday, August 28, 2003
Forms are highly structured information containers. They’re used by just about everyone for one thing or another. Unfortunately, neither paper-based nor HTML-forms work as well as they should. Both types lack connectivity with the other applications that utilize form data. Instead, they’re more concerned with presentation than purpose. Thus, the W3C XML specification XForms is a welcome addition to the data collection landscape.
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