Server-side pagination in React JS and Material UI
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Server-side pagination in React JS and Material UI
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Proposed title of the article
Server-side pagination in React JS and Material UI
Proposed article introduction
Server-side pagination involves fetching data in data sets based on the requests from the client side such as the page index or a number of items and rendering them. On the other hand, client-side pagination is where all the data is fetched at once from the server using an API call. The data is then stored in memory and displayed based on the page index. This article covers reasons why you should use server-side pagination and how to implement it in React JS and Material UI.
Key takeaways
- What is server-side pagination?
- Difference between server-side pagination and client-side pagination.
- When and why you should use server-side pagination.
- How to implement server-side pagination in React JS and Material UI.
Article quality
This article is an in-depth guide to implementing server-side pagination in React JS and Material UI.
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👋 @stephanieopala
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Sounds like a helpful topic - lets please be sure it adds value beyond what is in any official docs and/or what is covered in other blog sites. (We're really looking for unique/original content. EngEd articles should go beyond a basic explanation - and it is always best to reference any EngEd article and build upon it).
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Please reference any relevant EngEd articles in yours. - Approved
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Hello @hectorkambow I haven't been able to work on this. It can be closed
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Noted, thanks