In the modern application development and data integration world, APIs (Application Programming Interfaces) serve as the backbone for connecting va...
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Good article, that too beginner friendly! Thanks a lot
Just now trying to add this to my project. Thanks!!
God blesses is an eye catching article . actually i have get under the hood of this paginations.
My first time dealing with Pagination. Your article has been so helpful.
Thanks
Great Article Pragathi. Hope to see many such beautiful posts in future. Thanks.
Thank you so much Ajay 😁
great read, thanks for sharing 💡
I learnt more than what I am looking for.
This is insane, what a great post! Thanks for sharing!
Easy to read while still being very informative. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for sharing, it is a g8 article. Can u explain what is the difference between the cursor-based to the keyset?
Thank you so much, I am glad that you liked this article. To answer your question in brief -
Cursor-based pagination uses pointers to navigate the dataset, while keyset pagination relies on the values of specific fields to determine the next set of results. Cursors are used for dynamic datasets, while keyset pagination is efficient for large datasets with stable sorting.
What would you do if you get data( which are from different data sources) and merge together with pagination ?