Server-driven UI on the Web — Describe Your Frontend, Don’t Write It
summary
The talk presents a server-driven UI approach for web forms: using declarative form descriptions instead of hand-coding similar form logic across platforms. It covers technologies and techniques for computing and validating fields, fast prototyping, and integrations, aiming to find broadly applicable solutions for form-heavy frontends.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Server-driven UI intro
- 3:55How it works
- 7:50Dynamic data loading
- 12:28Business logic
- 17:50Form events & validation
- 24:58Prototyping & config
- 31:03Testing & debugging
- 33:33Styling & components
- 37:06Alternatives compared
- 38:13Implementation & benefits
- 40:00Q&A
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