<ul><li>Ported from Go to WebAssembly, this is the second article in a series about Termina User Interfaces (TUIs) written in JavaScript</li><li>Forms work better with Shared Libraries, as they are smaller compared to WebAssembly</li><li>To use Shared Libraries in JavaScript, you will require Node.js with native module support and node-gyp for the C bindings</li><li>Theme customization can be achieved using the SetTheme function of the Charms library</li><li>Confirmation Dialogs, Input Fields, Selection Components and Spinners can also be created using the Charms library</li><li>Values from forms are stored in each component's value property</li><li>Multiple groups can be created in Charms and passed to a single form</li><li>Validators can be buggy on Linux, a good first issue to contribute to updating the documentation</li><li>The author plans to continue refining this tool to make it even more useful</li><li>The article includes upcoming articles and series on Substack</li></ul>

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