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Pagination + Sorting in my E-Commerce backend.
Implemented dynamic pagination and sorting in the Product APIs using Spring Data.
Features:
Page number & page size control.
Sort by any field (id, name, price etc.)
Ascending / Descending order.
Filter products by Category with pagination.
This makes the API flexible and production-ready for large product catalogs.
Tech: Spring Boot + Spring Data JPA
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