Section Intro: Sorting, Pagination, and Filtering

The video tutorial discusses the current limitations of a client-server application where the client receives all tasks in the order they were created, which is inefficient as data grows. The tutorial aims to provide the client with more control over the data it retrieves, allowing for sorting and searching tasks by creation date or text. This will enhance the application's efficiency and user experience. The instructor expresses excitement about implementing these features and improving data handling.

What is the current issue with how the server sends tasks to the client?

• The server sends all tasks in the order they were created.

• The server sends tasks in reverse order.

• The server sends only completed tasks.

• The server sends tasks based on priority.

Why is sending all tasks to the client not ideal as the application grows?

• It causes data loss.

• It makes the application more secure.

• It slows down the application significantly.

• It increases the server's processing time.

What new feature will allow users to sort their tasks?

• Sorting by task length

• Sorting by task priority

• Sorting by creation date or text

• Sorting by task completion status

How will giving the client control over data improve the application?

• It will allow users to delete tasks more easily.

• It will enable users to sort and search tasks efficiently.

• It will increase the server's storage capacity.

• It will reduce the number of tasks users can create.

What is the focus of the upcoming section?

• Increasing application security

• Implementing a new user interface

• Improving data efficiency

• Adding more server-side features