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I think keeping it simple would be the best, use jquery with some search plugin and call a REST endpoint from your dotnet backend.
by SvenL 2y ago
I think keeping it simple would be the best, use jquery with some search plugin and call a REST endpoint from your dotnet backend.
- pkrzysiek 2y agoThanks, I've done it with jquery and ajax get request but it feels so outdated, especially when operating on such big abstraction layer that ASP.NET MVC is
- SvenL 2y agoYes, but the essence of the problem statement is client interactivity so it boils down to JavaScript calling web services. MVC only abstracts the server part. If you want something modern in that space you could try blazor - C# with WASM on the client.