One of the features I really wanted to provide for developers is easy table editing. This has turned out to be quite the journey as it turns out it is not possible to have a `form` element inside of a table/tbody/tr. Remember that a `form` elements is just a collection of HTML inputs that are sent together when the form is submitted. This means that it is not possible to just define the form and the associated inputs.

I wan to enable any developer to have full control of the framework. A lot of other frameworks try to hide the server configuration and elements to make the experience easy.

When creating something new, challenges inevitably arise during development, and UiWizard is no exception. I'd like to outline some interesting insights I discovered during the initial development of UiWizard.

Why did I choose to write another web framework for python? I started UiWizard, not with the primary goal of creating a web framework, but because I kept running into limitations with existing technologies.