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> Yes, I know that typically the front end would ask the back end, for example, all things in a category, then do the filtering within the search results at the
by BobbyJo 5y ago
> Yes, I know that typically the front end would ask the back end, for example, all things in a category, then do the filtering within the search results at the browser
Please no.
- cratermoon 5y agoThis is fairly common when the data involved are relatively small. It's much faster and a much better user experience to query the server once for a couple of hundred items and allow the user to view it with different criteria than it is to do a round trip to the server every time the user wants to change or refine the selected data. What's your objection to it?
- BobbyJo 5y agoI've just never seen a scenario where the amount of data wasn't too large for the browser to be responsive while doing things this way.