At the end of this chapter, we are now able to create HTML forms that are based on server-side structures. We learned which forms will be used to send data to the server, and where they'll be automatically mapped to on the domain model definition.
We also learned how to manage the domain model into a database and how to create, fetch, or update them.
With these forms and a database, we can now easily create a discussion between the server and the client using forms on both side and persistence layers to save the work.
In the next chapter, however, we'll add another dimension to our model, which is the format of the data and their representations. Until now, we've only dealt with HTML or textual data. Now it's time to see how data could be represented in a different fashion or how to use binary data.