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There's a lot of right answers to this question. You already stated that you have a little PHP, so a LAMP/JQuery stack may be the place for you to start. However, is your server environment windows based or Linux based? Do you have background knowledge in administering either Linux or Windows web servers? For example, if you already know your way around a Window server environment, will the curve for learning Linux be steeper then the curve for learning .NET. If your going to do PHP, I would highly suggest you host it in a Linux environment.Whichever way you decide to go, you will need to learn JavaScript, or at the very least jquery.Whichever way you decide to go, you will need to know CSS. If you plan on showing your web tool on a mobile device, you will need to know CSS a bit more intimately than if you plan on web only.You mentioned scaleable in your question. Although some would argue passionately about this, I believe PHP is scaleable if it's done properly. ASP .NET is  also scaleable but easier to get there.You also mentioned graphs as well. Either of these two platforms will provide a plethora of viable solutions for graphing, table display, sorting, etc.I'm pretty sure I'm missing some variables here but this should be enough to get you thinking. There's a lot of things that go into the decision your trying to make and many of them will (or should) drive your language choice. That's not to say that platform is dependent on language, or the other way around. It's only to say that you minimize some eventual pain points. For example, if you find yourself scratching your head and you end up Googling to find an answer, if your using PHP on Linux you will be more likely to find good information for what your looking for, rather than a hack, buried inside a 6 year old web page, someone used on windows to simply get it working. In closing, PHP works on both quite well, but it works better on Linux. Likewise, .NET works on both (Linux in the form of Mono) but it works better on Windows. Keep to your strong points and build your platform around those strong points. To help in your learning curve, keep to the technologies that are common and popular. It's much easier to find good information on tech everyone is using. The items below are what I personally tend to use in the two environments I've been referencing. Linux: MySQL, PHP, JQuery, Bootstrap (CakePHP is an awesome MVC platform for PHP)Windows: SQL Server (or MySql), .NET, JQuery, Bootstrap

Update: Formdojo is now Polydojo: a form builder and workflow app creator.Typeform & TellForm are both form builders. The former is for profit, the latter is open source.Typeform:Typeform was perhaps the first builder that focused on ensuring that their forms are easy to fill, even on mobile devices. Forms built using Typeform ask one question at a time. Doing so brings the form filling experience closer to a face-to-face interaction.Typeform is a for profit company. They offer limited features for free. To access all the cool features, like file uploads, calculations, webhooks and more, you’ll need to purchase a monthly (or annual) subscription.According to Crunchbase, Typeform was founded in June 2012 and has so far raised $17.25 million. This amount of capital is atypically high among form builders. A large part of their ability to raise such capital has been linked to Typeform I/O, an API for developers.TellForm:TellForm (written with a capital ‘F’,) is an open source software project. It’s created by David Baldwynn, a student at UBC. TellForm clearly seems to be inspired by Typeform. You’ll find a lot of similarities between the two.TellForm is completely free. However, it doesn’t support the features that you’d have to pay for with Typeform. It does not include file uploads, calculations, webhooks or respondent notifications. If you want those features, you’ll have to edit TellForm’s source code.You’ve got more options!Between Typeform and TellForm, I wouldn’t user either. Typeform is too expensive (cool features start at $35 per month) and TellForm is too feature-shy. I’d recommend that you checkout the following options.1. Formdojo:Formdojo is a fully free platform for building mobile-friendly forms. It includes support for calculations, webhooks, file uploads and more. Support for calculations is especially powerful. Your forms can compute taxes, find the square-root of numbers, auto-grade quizzes and more.Formdojo includes specialized fields for accepting commonly required data, like “Address”, “Name”, “Phone Number”, “Date” and others. The “Phone Number” field, for example, brings-up the telephone keypad on mobile devices, not the entire QWERTY keyboard.Formdojo is the new kid on the block. Since it’s conception in August 2016, it has quickly implemented features that rival and even surpass those offered by industry veterans.(Disclaimer: I’m the founder of Formdojo. Obviously enough, I’m biased towards it.)2. Google Forms:Google Forms is a widely used free form builder. Support for advanced features like webhooks is non-existent. However, because it’s part of the Google universe, it’s seen a lot of adoption.If you’re into programming, you can use Google Apps Script to add custom behavior to your forms. However, most of the custom behavior you’d like to implement comes built-in with Typeform, Formdojo and others (see below.)3. Formstack:If you are a large company with 1000+ employees, Formstack has some features that may especially please you. They support approval workflows, A/B testing, social auto-fill, field bottleneck analysis and more. They do not offer any free tier.And so many more!For brevity, I’ll simply list other popular form builders.JotformWufooFormAssembly123ContactFormGravity Forms

We use Full Stack JavaScript.We are currently using the MEAN stack with Mongoose.js as our Object Document Mapper.Free Code Camp's codebase is under heavy development and constantly evolving. Here are two initiatives underway right now:We're implementing Loopback, which will remove the need for Mongoose.js. Loopback will allow us to make more of Free Code Camp's back end publicly accessible by restful API calls.We're adding Nginx so that we can straddle both Digital Ocean and AWS (and use their new Beijing servers).We're replacing Angular.js with React.js.We will continue to recommend Angular.js to our campers, as it has a much stronger job market, but may build our own React.js curriculum in the near future.

Daragh Walsh has already answered the benefits of typeforms over google form and I cannot do any better there. So I will try to answer whats left:1. If you want a total free solution you should go for Google form. 2. If you care more for design and human engagement, go for Typeform. Well, Typeform have some important features like logical jump and adding thank you note that only come under paid membership. 3. Both forms have a limitation to UI when being created. You cannot customize them fully.Typeform are bit easier to customize than google forms.Google form have a traditional touch to them, so they look more professional to some non tech savvy guys. 4. Google form serve better if you want to make a form for enterprise or big company which is looking to include its logo and other company information on the form. My enterprise clients usually need a form like google form.Typeform is more useful if you want to collect responses and analyze them for further use.You can even try Tellform, which is very similar to Typeform but they allow all features in free membership and its an open source project. I don’t like few things about it, like its UI to build forms is still not that fluent and it causes some trouble in between, but once improved it will be a good alternative to Typeform.If you have any specific doubts or need help regarding Digital Forms, feel free to message me here on Quora or send a mail to contact@rebutton.co

Check out Rocketium video creation API. It allows you to automate video creation to create amazing videos at scale in minutes.The video creation API is very versatile. With our API any form of structured content can be converted into videos – JSON, CSV, you name it. Marketers and sales teams from different industries use Rocketium’s APIs to create:Social Media Engagement Videos0:00-0:35Personalized Videos for Email Marketing0:00-0:23Product Videos0:00-0:42Promo Videos and Video Advertisements0:00-0:10To create these videos at scale, you just need to provide the content of your videos through any of the following channels, and in no time you’ll start publishing 1000s of videos in minutes:Integrating your database with our solutionsUsing a Spreadsheet ( Yes! Rocketium allows you to create videos from a spreadsheet )Forms (Typeform, Google Forms - anything works)White-labeling Rocketium and integrating inside your appIf you have any questions about our API just put it in comments below and I’ll try to answer it ASAP.Also, to get on a consultation call on how you can leverage our video creation API & automation solutions to grow your business you can schedule a demo through our website.and, If you’re a developer, you can check out the API documentation here: Rocketium API| Developer

Yes, there is a tool to create easy step-by-step ( HTML/CSS/JS) forms.That is FormGet - form builder.I suggest FormGet due to its affordable pricing and easy to use features. It even has more than 500+ pre-designed form templates to use if you are in a rush.With the help of this form builder, you can create forms for different purposes like - collecting payments, online bookings and appointments, for contact, lead generation and many more.To know more let’s take a quick glance at the features of FormGet.Drag-drop form builderApply Custom design on formsEmbed or share forms instantlyGet form submissions on emailConnect forms with email marketing applicationUse tons of integrationsCreate forms in any languageThe features are the main reasons why FormGet is considered as one of the best web form builders.Drag-drop form builder - The drag & drop builder make form creation an easy task.Custom design for forms - You can apply different custom designs or you can choose from 500+ than pre-designed templates on your forms so they look eye-catchy.Embed or share forms instantly - You can easily share or embed your form just after it’s creation on any webpage, for testing purpose.Get email notification on each form submission - Whenever there is a new form submission, you will be notified via an email.Connect forms with email marketing application - You can directly import leads as you can connect your form with email marketing application.Use tons of integrations - You can integrate FormGet with other applications such as - AWeber, MailChimp, Export, Sliding forms, Logical forms, and many others.Payment Gateways - You can use payment gateways like - PayPal & Stripe so that your customers can pay you using any one of the gateways.Create forms in your language - To reach the targeted audience you can create forms in multiple languages.This is all about the features of FormGet.Now, if we talk about the pricing, here it goes:FormGet provides a 7-day free trial and the basic plan starts at $5/month.As a web form builder - FormGet is perfect in all aspects.I am using it, so I will definitely suggest the same to you.I hope my answer helped you.GOOD DAY!

The Lost Paper is one of the well-known form or checklist builder application, and fits nicely into the needs of SMEs. It’s a great tool to keep your Forms and checklist handy and up to date.AN APP THAT WILL TRANSFORM YOU AND YOUR PAPERWORKSome of the key benefits of using THE LOST PAPER:Electronic forms and checklists to meet any need.Dynamically create any complex forms from web and assign to mobile workforce.All your paper based forms are stored in digital in one place. Simple and Robust solution.Capture Data electronically. Create Jobs, Forms and assign to users.You can view GPS location, photos uploaded and supporting documents along with the Job/ Form completion status.Easy collaboration between customers, teammates and clients.Convert your Paper Forms or Checklist into Electronic and make your workflow more ease and efficient with the lost paper.Sources - Form and Checklist Builder Application

Every form builder has its own strengths & weaknesses. Having used quite a few of them, here’s what I’d suggest for different situations.For lead capture forms: LeadformlyFor checkout / payment forms: Samcart, Cognito FormsFor survey forms: Google Forms, Typeform, TellformFor internal forms (HR, employee interviews): SubmittableFor basic contact forms: ContactForm7, GravityForms, WufooHere are some considerations to take into account when choosing a form builder:Do the forms have good UX? There are a lot of factors that affect form usability, ranging from how the form validates responses, to field alignment and how the form renders on mobile. I recently shared 58 form design best practices here - many well-known form builders violate these, which can result in less submissions / conversions for you. From my experience, the form builders listed above are among the better form builders from a UX perspective.How customisable are the form designs? Many form builders have good templates but make it very difficult to customise the templates to match your design / branding, so the form ends up sticking out like a sore thumb on your website. With Leadformly, you can customise everything - it’s effectively ‘Photoshop for forms’.3. Does it integrate with your CRM / tools? Before you start building a form, double check that the form builder integrates with the tools that you’re looking to send your submission data to. You don’t want to find out AFTER you’ve built a form that it doesn’t have the right integrations.4. Data security & privacy If you have customers / subscribers in Europe, you may legally need to use a form builder that stores submission data in the EU following last year’s update to the EU safe harbour laws. Also, given that your submission data is likely stored on the form builder’s servers, it may be wise to take security into account.5. Spam - Web forms are attractive targets for spammers. Most form builders try to prevent spam by adding ‘captchas’ to their forms. But research from Stanford Universityfound that forms with captchas result in up to 30% less submissions. At Leadformly we use a honey-pot method to block spam without affecting the user experience.To see a Leadformly form live in action, checkout LeadformlyDisclosure: I’m the founder of Leadformly