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Form_with is a Rails form helper, similar to form_tag and form_for which have both been soft deprecated. It is a form helper that allows us to use ruby code to build an HTML form. form_with can bind a form to a model object or it can create a simple form that does not require a model.
The main difference between these is that form_tag can create a form without having to use a model and form_for relies on a model to generate the form for (makes sense, right?). When using form_for, we also have access to using form builders, which are not available for form_tag.
The form_for method automatically includes the model id as a hidden field in the form. This is used to maintain the correlation between the form data and its associated model. Some ORM systems do not use IDs on nested models so in this case you want to be able to disable the hidden id.
Another difference between form_with compared to form_for and form_tag is that form_for and form_tag generate automatic ids for the input fields. On the other hand, form_with does not. Ids and classes have to be specified. This isn't necessarily considered to be a bad thing.
Another difference between form_with compared to form_for and form_tag is that form_for and form_tag generate automatic ids for the input fields. On the other hand, form_with does not. Ids and classes have to be specified. This isn't necessarily considered to be a bad thing.