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Quoted By: >>1523432
I have this project made on laravel (php 8.2), and I'm using mariadb as a database. I'm using the default model management of laravel, then calling a list of objects from my controller and sending them to a view, where I just simly use datatables (https://datatables.net/) to arrange them as a "cute looking list", the thing is that when there's a lot of data (like more than 10k rows), it seems to take forever to load/render. In raw html (without using datatables) the rendering seems to be partially done while loading the page (at least on my local machine, on the server it seems to just show stuff whenever it finished loading all), but I wonder if it's possible to show stuff faster. I heard about "client-side/server-side" loadings, but I have no idea if this is what can help me and where to find a tutorial of how to do it if so.
What I want is a way to show info way faster, so the ones checking the project don't have to wait 5 minutes till the page loads completelly.
What I want is a way to show info way faster, so the ones checking the project don't have to wait 5 minutes till the page loads completelly.
