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Which API Pagination Method Should You Use? Are you curious about how APIs handle large amounts of data efficiently? In this video, we explore different methods of pagination used in backend development to manage data retrieval effectively. Whether you're working with small datasets or massive, constantly changing data collections, choosing the right pagination technique can significantly impact your application's performance and user experience. We cover various approaches, including offset-based, page-based, cursor-based, keyset, and time-based pagination, explaining their strengths and limitations. You'll learn when to use each method, how they affect data consistency, and what best practices can help optimize your API responses. Additionally, we discuss the importance of including helpful metadata, such as next cursors or total counts, to make navigation easier for your clients. Proper database indexing and planning are also emphasized as key factors in achieving faster, more reliable data access. Whether you're building a small app or managing a large, dynamic dataset, understanding these pagination strategies will help you design more efficient and user-friendly APIs. Join us to get a clear overview of how to select the best pagination method for your project needs. Subscribe for more backend development tips and tricks!

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