@liorocker1
Video title should be "How to master backend pagination in 24 minutes"... Amazing demo in a very short time, learning with you really rocks man. Thank you :D
@bastiaand
I appreciate how you dive deeper and show useful VS Code extensions and talk a little about async, await and promises. Great job!
@aeroprojects
Took only 4 minutes for WDS to build a simple yet working API with the minimal file structure 👍 man, you're always so concise and effective :) Exactly what I was looking for.
@OstonCodeCypher
That humble voice makes everything seem easy and indeed they were easy... Thanks for the tutorial,Stay Blessed
@jiyoungyun7494
I would like to point out that in pagination, there are 2 techniques you can use. one is LIMIT/OFFSET approach, which this video shows. An alternative is KEYSET/SEEK method. It should be noted with LIMIT/OFFSET approach, your users will see some omitted/duplicate items in your pages when someone simultaneously adds/removes some data. So if you are implementing such as infinite scroll on a many-user web-app, go for KEYSET approach instead for stable data retrieval.
@alexgochenour8740
I like the explanatory style. It was simple yet abstracted enough that I watched this once and was able to immediately apply this to a Lambda function, no Express in my setup. Thank you
@joweltisso7365
This is what I exactly need to make a paginated API in mirage js, Thank a lot. Please keep up the good work.
@rodrigom.castilho4095
Your didactics are simply amazing, man. It must be the 3rd or 4th time you solve an issue of mine in less than 1/3 of an already short video. AND you managed to solve another unrelated question in the meantime. Holy crap, you're an unsung hero.
@LexiumHub
Bro u don't know how much I love your videos 😭 do simplified.
@Pareshbpatel
A comprehensive tutorial on the pagination of data fetched from MongoDB. Smoothly and fluently presented. Thank you, Kyle.
PS This has come very fortuitously when I most needed it! - It simply popped up on my YouTube Home Page by some weird coincidence. :-)
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@anmolpansari9817
Web Dev Simiplified has really Simplified my life! Thank You for this amazing tutorial 😊
@ravi_m249
You are awesome. I was interning and was assigned this task. I was planning to quit but then this video happened. Thanks 3000
@RobertWildling
Very impressiv!! Downvoters should leave a reason as to why they downvote - because I do not see any reason!
@fernwood
The pacing of your videos is sublime.
@darpananeja6755
Only one word for you mate, "Legendary!"!!
@dgua2917
After watching some of your old videos, I press "Like" first and then watch your latest videos.😎
@xpieceofcakex
This is quick, to the point, with excellent and easy explanations. Really enjoyed this and all of your videos ive come across. Thank you. Told all my classmates about your channel!
@dev-suresh
Thanks for the pagination tutorial. It helped me a lot in doing my interview assignments
@ЕвгенийТ-ч8в
Thank you. There is a tiny mistake on 9:20 tho. The condition is always true because the length of the array is always greater than any of the inlexes. lastIndex < model.length - 1 should work better.
@hamzahahmad1670