Fitz LiveViews Tutorial: Handling Form Inputs and Live Data Without JavaScript

A new tutorial in the FitzLiveViews series explains how event handlers in Fitz LiveViews receive data through three mechanisms: click payloads, form submissions, and live input listeners. Each method populates a shared payload map that handlers read using standard key lookups, eliminating the need for manual DOM manipulation or fetch calls. The guide walks through building a live name list component supporting add, remove, and count operations using server-rendered and WebAssembly targets from a single codebase. Form fields use a data-flv-submit attribute to pass input values on submission, while real-time controls use input or change decorators to stream the current value into the same payload. This is the third installment in the series, building on earlier posts covering the framework's pitch and a basic counter.