Implementing Pagination and Search in .NET project | .NET and angular project tutorial | Part 2

Welcome to Part 2 of our full-stack project series, where we continue building a fully functional URL Shortener application using Angular (v19.2) and ASP.NET Core Web API. Dive deeper into backend development as we enhance our .NET project with powerful features!

🔧 What You'll Learn in Part 2:
✅ Implementing server-side pagination to efficiently handle large datasets
✅ Adding server-side search functionality for seamless data filtering
✅ Optimizing API performance for scalability and responsiveness
✅ Best practices for structuring pagination and search logic in .NET Core
✅ Testing and validating API endpoints with Swagger and Scalar

📌 Recap of Part 1:
We set up the .NET Core Web API, established a clean folder structure, and integrated Swagger and Scalar for API documentation.

📌 Coming in Part 3:
We’ll bring it all together by integrating the backend APIs with Angular v19.2, building the frontend interface, and connecting it to the .NET backend.

💡 This is a complete end-to-end series designed to strengthen your skills in:

Full-stack development
Clean architecture principles
API-first design
Angular 19.2 best practices
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