I'm with carcomaidon a bit here. This is good news to be sure, but... it doesn't really free you up to the extent we might like. The big problem for forms with Domino is what Domino tries to do for you. All well and good (and laudable) that we are being given a bit more control over that process - but yet there appears no way to have total control through the provided tools. I shouldn't have to munge my URLs to get xhtml output. Seems a bit backwards.
JSON output, again, nice to see - but as we see already, there are lots of ways to do JSON - it's a little like XML in that regard. How you say it is a separate matter from what you are saying and has more to do with who you are saying it to. Providing one baked method is a nice hat tip, but far from utilitarian.
I'm with carcomaidon a bit here. This is good news to be sure, but... it doesn't really free you up to the extent we might like. The big problem for forms with Domino is what Domino tries to do for you. All well and good (and laudable) that we are being given a bit more control over that process - but yet there appears no way to have total control through the provided tools. I shouldn't have to munge my URLs to get xhtml output. Seems a bit backwards.
JSON output, again, nice to see - but as we see already, there are lots of ways to do JSON - it's a little like XML in that regard. How you say it is a separate matter from what you are saying and has more to do with who you are saying it to. Providing one baked method is a nice hat tip, but far from utilitarian.