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We’ve now added a link section to our blog, called Interesting links. (see right hand side of this blog) This section will feature links to articles, products and companies that are related to WFF, Code Generation, and PHP in general as we come across them. Please note that the interesting links we post are not sponsored nor are they by default, affiliated with Web Form Factory.

Since the ‘Interesting Links’ section is powered by Del.icio.us, you can suggest links to us simply by adding for:pogguys as one of the tags to your delicious entry.

Or you can also submit your link to us through email

The ‘Interesting Links’ section features a separate RSS feed to which you can subscribe to, so you’ll know exactly what we’re reading, when we’re reading it.





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This is a weblog about the Web Form Factory (WFF) project and webforms in general.

Web Form Factory is an open source web form generator which automatically creates and binds the backend code for any form it is provided with.

WFF is based on the POG project, another open source code generator

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