Previously we’ve talked about client-side and server-side loading. As I promised before, today we’ll look at examples of server-side loading using AutoSFaP. AutoSFaP AutoSFaP or Auto Sort, Filter and Paging is nuget package I implemented when I was learning ASP.Net core WebAPI. It is very easy to use and may help you create endpoints with…
Read MoreServer-client side part 1
When your API will become public and someone will consume it, you’ll face dilemma. Should you introduce client-side filtering or server-side filtering. Client-side and Server-side are concepts well known in Web Applications. It’s choice, where should you do the work, in client browser or your server. In general it’s better to send to the client…
Read MoreCI with YAML
Previously I’ve presented how to setup simple Azure DevOps pipelines using visual designer. Additionally to that some basic concepts of Azure DevOps. Azure DevOps let you create build using YAML files which you can push to your repo and edit in text editor. What’s the difference? To be completely honest, I can’t really tell. There…
Read More