I watched a video about paginated queries in React Query three days ago. Since then, I've been trying to learn about infinite scrolling in React Query, but my search on RUclips didn't yield helpful results. I struggled to grasp the concept and even considered switching to another library. Now, coming across this video, it feels like god sent you to make a video about infinte scrolling to help me out.
What if I'm using components with imgs and stuff like that, how can I mantain the performance when I scrolled and rendered a lot of items? Thank you :]
34:20 fix me if I'm wrong, but this approach leads to creating item innerRef={ref} for !each! last item for each page. So If you see a content which contains of 3 loaded pages - I will have 3 ref elements, so you will have an incorrect loading, because nextPageLoading will be triggered when you will see on for example the last element of first page (but after it you already loaded items from next 2 pages)
brother I have a question, I used useInfiniteQuery in nextjs and I am fetching all blog posts in the function of useInfiniteQuery, as our data is coming from {data} = useInfiniteQuery({...}) and we can't use useInfiniteQuery in "server component" so I made my component a "client component" but I want that all my blog posts should be fetched in server component for less initial load content time and i also want infinite scroll on the main page of all blog posts. So how i can do this?
i've seen many videos for you,, they are always simple, direct and to the point... hopefully you will consider creating a TanStack tutorial where you go through it all in practical way (the same way you do).-- 🥰🥰🥰
ty buddy u really help me, other videos has a too complicated code and with gross explanation to explain this subject, ty again I hope u continue with this kind of tutorials :,)
hello i'm korea developer student !! i've seen many many videos about introduce, your videos really good!!! I appreciate it... maybe i always watching your video everyday
thank you so much for deep explanation i was struggling with infinite scrolling in react query i watched a lot of videos on youtube but your video is best ❤
Hey, really nice video, I really appreciate it. Just one question: How would I achieve the same thing but in reverse order? Meaning the list starts from the bottom and whenever the user scrolls up more data is loaded?
Assalamu alaikum, Thanks brother for this valuable content. How Old are you ? and from where you learn the most ? and will you tell me your favourite teachers on the internet?
Wa'alaikumussalam, brother. I am 27 years old. I learn from documentation and find awesome code on GitHub from people around the world. Oh, and my favorite teacher is Brad Traversy.😁
Your explanation was super smooth thankyou sir 🙌🙌
I watched a video about paginated queries in React Query three days ago. Since then, I've been trying to learn about infinite scrolling in React Query, but my search on RUclips didn't yield helpful results. I struggled to grasp the concept and even considered switching to another library. Now, coming across this video, it feels like god sent you to make a video about infinte scrolling to help me out.
God bless you bro
Yo thanks man 😂I was looking for this this morning hhhh and now I got it amazing videos keep going
Thanks for the RUclips algorithm 😁
What if I'm using components with imgs and stuff like that, how can I mantain the performance when I scrolled and rendered a lot of items? Thank you :]
i notice that useInfiniteQuery hook render multiple time for on render how can i fix this
34:20
fix me if I'm wrong, but this approach leads to creating item innerRef={ref} for !each! last item for each page. So If you see a content which contains of 3 loaded pages - I will have 3 ref elements, so you will have an incorrect loading, because nextPageLoading will be triggered when you will see on for example the last element of first page (but after it you already loaded items from next 2 pages)
you are correct
It serves the purpose very well, I came in not knowing about infinite scroll and went out knowing, that is enough for me. Thanks bro.
How is it possible to pass functions in use effect dependency
brother I have a question,
I used useInfiniteQuery in nextjs and I am fetching all blog posts in the function of useInfiniteQuery, as our data is coming from {data} = useInfiniteQuery({...}) and we can't use useInfiniteQuery in "server component" so I made my component a "client component" but I want that all my blog posts should be fetched in server component for less initial load content time and i also want infinite scroll on the main page of all blog posts. So how i can do this?
great video thanks !!
i've seen many videos for you,, they are always simple, direct and to the point... hopefully you will consider creating a TanStack tutorial where you go through it all in practical way (the same way you do).-- 🥰🥰🥰
amazing video as always !
ty buddy u really help me, other videos has a too complicated code and with gross explanation to explain this subject, ty again I hope u continue with this kind of tutorials :,)
bro initialPageParam name given use query bro its getting error bro why?
Thank you so much! clear explaination sir
Your explanation is very clear and easy to follow through. Please continue to make more tutorials. Thank you very much!
This video content is really awesome and helpful to me
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hello i'm korea developer student !! i've seen many many videos about introduce, your videos really good!!! I appreciate it... maybe i always watching your video everyday
Hello Korea 👋🏻, thank you so much for your nice comment.
Your explanation was super smooth, smoother than infinite scrolling itself. Thank you so much, mate, for making this video.
You're welcome!
thank you so much for deep explanation i was struggling with infinite scrolling in react query
i watched a lot of videos on youtube but your video is best ❤
Thank you 🤍
Exelente ejemplo , muchas graciass 🥳
Bro you save my huge time. I was looking for this.
thanks dude, this really helped me out
thank you it help me a lot
Nice video, but what about Horizontal infinite scroll?
Just display flex and I think it will work good!
Hey, really nice video, I really appreciate it. Just one question: How would I achieve the same thing but in reverse order? Meaning the list starts from the bottom and whenever the user scrolls up more data is loaded?
array.reverse()
Amazing Amazing I was looking many days thanks alot
Thank you very much
Assalamu alaikum,
Thanks brother for this valuable content.
How Old are you ? and from where you learn the most ? and will you tell me your favourite teachers on the internet?
Wa'alaikumussalam, brother. I am 27 years old. I learn from documentation and find awesome code on GitHub from people around the world. Oh, and my favorite teacher is Brad Traversy.😁
@@CandDev thanks brother for your kind response
Thanks a lot :)
this is so clean .... thanks a lot for everything Cand