> Thanks for that link to the web3py code, that looks much neater, but I
guess not all the functionality is there yet which might help.
If you don't want to wait for a new web<n>py release you can try the
following in web2py:
def myaction():
form = ...
return dict(form.as_dict())
Then you can use whatever serialization method you like for the client to
process form definitions and data. You can also directly return
form.as_json(), in a more simple approach (no services or templates).
For custom forms in the UI, it's possible to define tables with
migrate=False and then use them when creating forms as posted here:
https://groups.google.com/d/msg/web2py/DCsnCkQnIoA/GQRG-Lja9p0J
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