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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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Improve performance for HTTP Request with huge body
I'm struggling to understand how to improve the performance for an HTTP Request that comes with a huge body.
Now, let me explain better what I mean with performance!
Imagine I have a DB with the table …
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