Pagination in ASP.NET Web API Made Easy

[@UiliamKnhoto]

Really good. Thanks!

[@tanakamawere]

Dude, I needed this video. Thanks so much🔥🔥

[@TechWithPat]

You welcome 😀

[@zackryderize]

Great content 👍

[@teknolojiuzmaniburada]

Thanks for tutorial. I have a question. You posted paginationmetadata to the header. Why u didnt return these datas like totalitemcount into the response? Is it for security or? May you explain a little bit please?

[@ozzo666]

very nice video thanks

[@alifrahmanputranda1463]

This is great to implement, but how about if you need some search string parameter in the request? Also maybe additional sorting by one of the column.

[@betulalbayrak6069]

Great

[@davidemmanuel3001]

Please can you do a video on Background jobs, and Logging ? Also, do you have a course on udemy? I love your teaching techniques

[@TechWithPat]

David, thanks for the suggestion, it is something I can consider.

[@cissemy]

Great .
How can I read data from X-Pagination (Response.Headers) ?
Thanks

[@TechWithPat]

if (Response.Headers.TryGetValue("X-Pagination", out Microsoft.Extensions.Primitives.StringValues paginationMetadataValue))
{
//use values in paginationMetadataValue
}

[@cissemy]

@@TechWithPat
Thanks

[@fumanchez]

Why not use IQueryable.Take(Range range) method in db queries?

[@TechWithPat]

To keep thing simple

[@broadshare]

@@TechWithPat Hey Pat, which is more efficient?