Building dynamic forms with JSONForms and Kotlin Multiplatform
summary
Claims a working native implementation: JSONForms + Kotlin Multiplatform shares schema, UI schema and validation logic across Android and iOS while keeping native UI. Demos show dynamic show/hide rules, regex and length validation, external data filling (geocoding), and renderer override points for custom controls; an Apple renderer using Certino runs on device and window targets. The implementation compiles, the demos run, and customization hooks let teams swap dropdowns, pickers, or layout without changing core logic.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:51Dynamic forms challenges
- 4:18JSONForms architecture
- 8:45Login form with JSONForms
- 13:23Form validation rules
- 17:20Dynamic visibility in forms
- 21:13Custom form rendering
- 27:57Fetching data into forms
- 32:22Kotlin Multiplatform architecture
- 35:10iOS-style renderer with Kertino
- 42:17Conclusion
- 44:27Q&A
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