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Pagination is a user-friendly way of presenting huge data to the user. Generally, data is divided into a number of pages and a numbered links of all pages is shown for better navigation. Recently, instead of pagination, infinite scrollers are used.
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Remember initial order of list while editing it
Most organizations decide that the benefit of having a stable pagination versus occasional duplicates or holes is just not worth the cost of developing it. …
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Normalising pagination regardless of the target source
You will most likely want to buffer results from the external source, which might be advisable anyway when your service will be used by multiple users and you want to avoid scraping the source every t …