A factored implementation of formlets in F#

Posted by Mauricio Scheffer on January 26, 2011

In my last post I showed a bare bones implementation of formlets. You may have noticed that formlets do a lot of stuff: Generating form element names Handling submitted values Building and rendering HTML That's a lot of responsibilities for a single module. Even the type of a formlet reflects... [read more]

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