Quite a while ago in a meetup, while describing Webpop, to a web designer, I got the comment that "if we could just make getting a form to work, really easy, we would have a client for sure".

Since then I've always wanted to find some really dead-easy way to get a custom HTML form to work, and now I pretty much think we nailed it.

Replacing the <form> tag with a special <pop:form> tag on any form will let it store results to a database with a nice UI, handle validations and even process file uploads if there's file fields involved.

Hope you like it.