I use jQuery, but I'm open to using prototype, dojo, mochikit, ExtJS, etc.
It's just that I happened to get started with jQuery and so I use it.
:D
.serialize in jQuery and in prototype (I believe) just turns the form into
ordinary human-readable JS similar to this:
{
form: {
input : {
name: "first name",
type: "text",
value: "First"
}
}
}
this is not at all what I'm looking for.
I'm looking for something equivalent to Doctrine for PHP, SQLAlchemy for
Python, or ActiveRecord for Ruby, but rather than relating tables to
objects, relating forms to objects.
The idea situation would be that I put in a JSON object and it can 'compile'
a PURE / JSTemplates style template / scaffold from it. I then copy/paste
the template into my html and season to my liking... and data binding.
Flex using databinding and I think it's magic!
... but I don't like Flex. My experience with FlexBuilder was a bad one.
AJ ONeal
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