We've got an early present for you 🎁! Today we merged the last feature for JSON Forms 3.0 and released the first beta version v3.0.0-beta.0 🎉 Try our new ESM module builds today!
Stable release coming in the new year 🥳
We are moving our discussion board to Discourse. We managed to migrate all questions and discussions from Spectrum which will soon be archived by Github.
Please save the new link: https://jsonforms.discourse.group
See you on our new board 🎉
We're working on our next major release. Our main focus is on improving the core module and overhauling our build including our published bundles. In the end we'll have a smaller and faster JSON Forms for all bindings and renderer sets.
The refactoring of JSON Forms' core dependencies is already available on the npm next stream via our latest prerelease 3.0.0-alpha.0. Additionally JSON Forms is now also compatible with Angular 12 by default. Interested? Try it today, we're always looking for feedback 😀
It's a new renderer set! Last week we published JSON Forms v2.5.1 containing our new Vue 3 and Vue 2 vanilla renderer sets. Big thanks to headwire.com who partly sponsored the new renderers!
We also have two new renderers for React Material: boolean toggles and multiple choice (array of enum values).
Other changes include fixes for the Angular renderers as well as improvements to the core framework. Check out the detailed change list.
We just released a new JSON Forms preview "2.5.1-alpha.1" on the "next" stream. Most importantly we added a basic renderer set for our Vue 3 and Vue 2 bindings. Check our new JSON Forms Vue seed to try it out yourself!
The new Vue renderer set is in a preview state and feedback is welcome! Let us know what you think in our community forum.
Also included in the prerelease are a new toggle boolean control and a multi-select checkbox enum renderer for the React Material renderer set.
Today we released JSON Forms v2.5 🎉 This release marks the final step in our quest to remove Redux as a hard dependency of JSON Forms. Check our updated migration guide if you'd like to migrate to the Redux-less variants. We also like to announce the new JSON Forms Vue 2 & Vue 3 support. Many thanks to headwire.com whose sponsoring made the JSON Forms Vue bindings possible. Among others they plan to power peregrine-cms.com with JSON Forms Vue and decided to contribute back ❤️. We now also work on a basic JSON Forms Vue renderer set which we plan to release with one of the next versions of JSON Forms! See you soon!
We released the first alpha version of JSON Forms 2.5.0 🍾. It not only includes various performance improvements for React but is also the first version completely free of Redux. We also enhanced our Angular bindings with the ability to render multiple forms at the same time as well as adding explicit 'readonly' and 'validationMode' support which already existed in the React renderers. Check our migration guide if you still use the Redux variant of JSON Forms. We also included a convenient fallback if you're not ready for the full migration yet. Angular users should also take a look 🔎.
JSON Forms "2.4.1" is out now🎉! Among others the release includes autocomplete renderers and improved validation control. Check out the changelog here: https://github.com/eclipsesource/jsonforms/releases/tag/v2.4.1
Today we shipped the first beta of our next release: JSON Forms "2.4.1-beta.0" including a new renderer for oneOf consts (i.e. titled enums) and a form-wide "readonly" flag 🚛🎉. We plan the stable release for end of September. See you then!
Last week we released JSON Forms v2.4.0 🥳 importantly: The Angular renderers are now Redux free while the React standalone component supports most features of the Redux variant. See the change log for more information including many other changes: https://github.com/eclipsesource/jsonforms/releases/tag/v2.4.0