Well folks, I can't believe it's almost over. What a journey. I never imagined I'd be able to do this. I have an (almost) working project. I have a few more things that need to be done.

Let's highlight what IS done:

1. GroovyForm and its related metadata is stored
2. Model class is interrogated for its properties and those are stored in a container class.
3. From the data collected in the container class, I generate markup checking for a predefined set of data types.
   
4. The view and its related controller is generated -- sneaking in some groovy magic of course!
5. GroovyForms are successfully saved into the system, along with their respective, model, view and controller.
6. Forms are persisted when the module is shutdown and reloaded when it is restarted

1. Editing metadata related to the forms currently in the system
2. Writing the servlet which handles submissions
3. Create some sample forms
   
4. Documentation

I've noticed something while reading my daily blogs, a lot of code is just unreadable because most blog systems (blogger looking at you), screw up indentation, unless you wrap it in a pre tag (opening and closing are both required. This makes it readable for your readers! I've left comments on the blogs that didn't know this, and now they do.

This message is primarily for the Google Summer of Code students, but is useful to the programming community as a whole. When you post code, wrap it in a pre tag and be sure to close them when your code example is complete.