Netlify Forms - any JAMstack site hosted on Netlify has exactly what you described built it. They will find forms in your site with the data-netlify attribute and automatically start collecting its submissions in your dashboard for you. You can set them up to post to any webhook on all submissions so you can do whatever you need with the data after that.
October CMS - A newish php framework, built on top of Laravel. A big feature is that it makes the development experience almost trivially easy for common use cases of web server development, especially in building backend forms. It is amazingly powerful, while being incredibly easy to work with complex data and DB relations. Most forms, even really complex forms with many fields and related resources, can be implemented almost entirely in declarative code models and YAML config files.
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Netlify Forms - any JAMstack site hosted on Netlify has exactly what you described built it. They will find forms in your site with the
data-netlifyattribute and automatically start collecting its submissions in your dashboard for you. You can set them up to post to any webhook on all submissions so you can do whatever you need with the data after that.October CMS - A newish php framework, built on top of Laravel. A big feature is that it makes the development experience almost trivially easy for common use cases of web server development, especially in building backend forms. It is amazingly powerful, while being incredibly easy to work with complex data and DB relations. Most forms, even really complex forms with many fields and related resources, can be implemented almost entirely in declarative code models and YAML config files.
Netlify looks interesting and something like what I'm thinking of.