At a first glance: very cool plugin, I think the core idea of representing forms as JSON is a good one. Two gentle criticisms: 1. From a 'prospective develop

At a first glance: very cool plugin, I think the core idea of representing forms as JSON is a good one. Two gentle criticisms: 1. From a 'prospective developer' standpoint, I'm worried about the dependencies and general heft of the thing. Does it require jQuery UI? Is there a stripped-down version I can use? As far as I can tell, the landing page doesn't answer these questions. 2. More broadly, I'd argue that there are two types of <form> implementations: barebones forms that use 'value' and 'type' and very little else, and hyper-customized ones that are generated bespoke. This plugin seems to address the middle of that spectrum: people who need a little -- but not too much -- customization. It's hard to tell exactly what options I'm given just from poking through the first few pages.