low-form VS formuj

I recently played around with making the most simple to use, dependency-free, React form implementation possible and I published it as low-form. It's definitely not production ready and more of an experiment than anything, but the API feels like we were going for the same spirit.

I recently put together a sort of silly React library called low-form. I did all the testing with jest and react testing library, feel free to check it out.

I've used formik for a very long time, I even wrote a form builder on top of it, I've never really had any problems aside from performance. RHF has some bizzare design decisions that in my experience aren't properly explained in the docs (why do I have to register inputs? what exactly is useController supposed to do?) and the documentation itself is extremely labyrinthine. And once you get to the more complicated forms where every field needs to be a controlled component then it is barely more performant than formik and a lot more messy. With formik at least you have a central context that is easy to understand and you can be sure that basically everything you need is in there - in RHF this functionality is spread across six(?) hooks that all do different things.

I use my own lib for forms in most cases.