Being comfortable in using Html, I find it easy to use regular HTML in my thoughts, for example, by creating a text box
& lt; Input type = "text" maxlength = "30" name = "first name" & gt; instead of & lt;% = html.textbox ("firstname")%> and & lt;% html.beginform () {%> Instead of & lt; Form method = "post" name = "myform" & gt; P> Is this considered bad behavior? Should I be forced to use helpers? Am I using html regularly? Just wondering what was happening, as I have seen most examples of examples and goods using all the helpers and methods used online ...
I use custom form assistants in PHP to create input fields. For some things, they are easy, but when you need to do something from an element (generally, add some events and javascript, embed an inline style, disable it), get the helpful function on the way I really like the actual HTML because that's what it eventually happens to be.