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I'd prefer that the default sort be "none", that is, initially show the data in the order the database returns it. (I suspect that's already the case.) However, when clicking on a column heading to change the sort order, flipping to descending order first would make sense.
Yes that's probably better solution. Because now I have to do like 3 or more click to see the newest data, which is annoying when it can be done with 1 click.
Here is example:
when you open BIG table and are trying to see newest records you have to click (1 time) the column title to sort it, but default sorting is ASC, which is not great, because that's usually the default order anyway. Then click (2-nd time) again to sort in DESC order. So far - so good, but when dealing with big table, the first click to sort asc takes a while and if you click the column again before it finished loading the results, it actually renders the results asc, but the sorting arrow shows desc, so you have click few times more (3 extra clicks: 1 to remove sorting, 1 to sort asc and 1 to finally sort desc) to get the sorting right, which gets annoying when you repeat this exercise few times a day 🥶.
So 5 clicks for something that should take 1 click. 😅
I think it would be more useful to see latest records instead of earliest, so default sorting by id desc (if such column exists) would be great.
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