Implementing Pagination and Infinite Scrolling in Next.js

[Tammibriggs]

What is your idea?

In this tutorial, I will demonstrate how to fetch and render data in chunks when using Directus. This can help improve performance and create a better user experience when working with a large set of data. For this, I will be using two well-known patterns: Pagination and Infinite scrolling.

What are the key takeaways from your post?

• How to implement pagination when using Directus
• How to implement Infinite scrolling when using Directus
• How to make the right choice between pagination and infinite scrolling.

Country of residence

Nigeria

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[phazonoverload]

Based on the agreed scope we can pay $250 for this post.

This post will be included as part of our July content schedule. The first draft is due on July 1 so we have time to properly review it and you have time to respond.

If interested and you’re happy to commit to the deadline, please let me know in the next few days and I will mark this issue as Approved.

The process is detailed in the README of this repo 😄

[Tammibriggs]

Hi @phazonoverload I am interested and will commit to the deadline.