Although React has made client-side development a lot easier, creating dynamic forms in React applications is still very complicated due to challenges, like form verbosity, validations and error handling.
Some engineers even resort to Redux-based solutions like Redux-form to simplify the development but there are still performance issues that make it a “less-than-ideal” solution. Formik however emerged as a clear winner here.
Checkout my blog post on Using Formik to Build Dynamic forms in React - Faster & Better.
You can find it at https://www.velotio.com/engineering-blog/using-formik-to-build-dynamic-forms-in-react
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