Forms
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What is Forms?
Forms, in the context of web development, are a collection of input fields (like text boxes, dropdowns, and buttons) that allow users to submit information to a web server for processing. They are commonly used for collecting user data, handling logins, conducting surveys, and enabling various interactive functionalities on websites and web applications.
What other technologies are related to Forms?
Forms Competitor Technologies
Sheets
Sheets provide data input, validation, and layout capabilities that are in direct competition with forms.
Google Docs
Google Docs offers features like surveys, which compete directly with forms.
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Forms Complementary Technologies
Reports
Forms often trigger or are triggered by reports. Reporting is a related output function.
Conversions
Data from forms often need to be converted to other formats for processing or storage.
Enhancements
Forms can be enhanced with additional features or functionality.
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Which job functions commonly mention Forms?
Sharepoint Administrator
1.0% of all Sharepoint Administrator jobs mention Forms
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Sharepoint Developer
1.0% of all Sharepoint Developer jobs mention Forms
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SAP Developer
0.7% of all SAP Developer jobs mention Forms
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SAP Administrator
0.3% of all SAP Administrator jobs mention Forms
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Information Technology
0.1% of all Information Technology jobs mention Forms
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Which organizations are mentioning Forms?
Central California Alliance for Health
Health Care and Social Assistance
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