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
Thank you so much! I try to keep my videos as short as possible, even though sometimes they get a bit long like this video. I'm glad you enjoyed every minute of it, though. :)
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.
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.
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
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 RUclips Home Page by some weird coincidence. :-) {2021-08-17}, {2022-07-16}, {2022-10-12}
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!
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.
Ur videos are in the most understandable way compared to others. Thanks you so much.. and i was hoping that is there any way that you create a video about pgination with Search bar.. pls 🙏
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.
I always wonder why your logical thinking and solutions are concise and to the point?? do u have an explanation for that and how can a person feel that confident about programming??? what sources you use what university you attended???
Can someone explain why at 7:33, results array is being used twice "results.results = users.slice(startIndex, endIndex)"? One should be enough right? Why the code use dot to link the 2 results terms together?
This is fantastic, thank you for your very clear teaching. Any chance you have available or could produce a pagination tutorial explaining the process of pulling data from a public API (not from a database) and paginating those results?
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This channel is criminally underrated. You should have blown up by now. Thank you for the quick and thorough explanations.
Thanks. I feel my channel has already blown up
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
Thank you so much! I try to keep my videos as short as possible, even though sometimes they get a bit long like this video. I'm glad you enjoyed every minute of it, though. :)
*rock
@@WebDevSimplified You are great man.. Thanks alot..
24 minutes for WDS means 1 hour and 30 minutes for other
@liorocker1 can we program pagination at the front end level?
I appreciate how you dive deeper and show useful VS Code extensions and talk a little about async, await and promises. Great job!
That humble voice makes everything seem easy and indeed they were easy... Thanks for the tutorial,Stay Blessed
I'm really glad I could help.
Yes I agree . I feel like a lot of creators underestimate this actually
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.
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.
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
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 RUclips Home Page by some weird coincidence. :-)
{2021-08-17}, {2022-07-16}, {2022-10-12}
Very impressiv!! Downvoters should leave a reason as to why they downvote - because I do not see any reason!
You are awesome. I was interning and was assigned this task. I was planning to quit but then this video happened. Thanks 3000
Bro u don't know how much I love your videos 😭 do simplified.
Web Dev Simiplified has really Simplified my life! Thank You for this amazing tutorial 😊
This is what I exactly need to make a paginated API in mirage js, Thank a lot. Please keep up the good work.
Only one word for you mate, "Legendary!"!!
After watching some of your old videos, I press "Like" first and then watch your latest videos.😎
Nice!
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!
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.
can you provide me source how to implement KEYSET approach?
Thank you for this. It's frightening how you made it easy to understand something that seems so complex. :)
Thanks for the pagination tutorial. It helped me a lot in doing my interview assignments
The pacing of your videos is sublime.
Everything here from explanation to coverage on this concept is picture perfect 👍.
Awesome, how can someone dare to dislike video like this?
Some mysterious the world will never know the answer to :P
Thanks for the amazing short , crisp video. You have explained to the point.
Kyle 😀.. You makes things easy honestly. 👍..Stay happy and blessed mate
This is spectacularly well done and explained. Holy cow!
I always learn so much from your videos! You're a really great teacher. Keep on keeping on! 👍
This is an awesome tutorial, I understand first part - pagination api, I am not a mongodb user. Mr. Kyle Cook is truly a master !!!
Thank you so much! This could be used with another DB such as Postgres pretty easily if you prefer.
Loved how he explained the simple yet powerful pagination concept in Node.js! Thank you very much. +subbed
Youngman you are great ! your videos are excellent and very clear.
Hey Kyle, you provide us gold at worth of iron.
You are Truly a great Developer.
Great video. Helped me clearly understand the pagination in one shot. Superb!!!
Thank you!!
That's exactly what I am searching for!
Thanks Man, You helped me a lottttt to understand this concept and of course in the one go, Means a lot to me, Again Thanks Have a Great Day!
wow .....this video helped me alot ...thanks for making this type of tutorial/video
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Amazing tutorial, very clear and simple to follow. Thanks a lot!
Thanks so much for these videos Kyle, I really learn a lot from them 😃
thank you WEB DEV SIMPLIFIED, you explained me exacltly what i wanted and how i wanted it be explained.
Ur videos are in the most understandable way compared to others. Thanks you so much.. and i was hoping that is there any way that you create a video about pgination with Search bar.. pls 🙏
you are a great instructor man!!
Thanks, man I needed this for a personal project.
what an explanation, loved it
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.
Thank you, bro!! You are very clear teaching!
I always wonder why your logical thinking and solutions are concise and to the point?? do u have an explanation for that and how can a person feel that confident about programming??? what sources you use what university you attended???
Hands down, incredible video
SO helpful! Thank you for putting this together.
I really love how he just make it simple
thank you sir its really graet to meet u again in my journey
thank you!! this is awesome!!! 형 덕분에 막혔던 부분 뻥 뚫렸습니다.
2022 and this is still Fantastic!
insane class, straight and killer.
That was quite helpful ! Great Video
Thank you so much!
Please create more node js APIs on nodejs and mongodb or create complete node js back end APIs with mongodb. Good tutorial
Thanks! I have plans to make more Node.js tutorials for sure.
man I learned more than I needed thanks!
Simple and Clean, thank you so much.
you saved my life bro, thanks in advance
You are awesome. The way of explanation is awesome
thank you so much......Way of explanation was awesome.......
thanks for your tutorial, you explained it all very simple and clear
woohoooo!!! splendid bro... that's so much of information in an expense of only 23minutes!!! keep it up bro!! Love from India
You are very welcome! My goal is to make all my videos as short and full of information as possible.
Omg! It's so easy, thank you so much my friend. But, I'm gonna do that without Express, because I 'hate' Express hahaha. =)
Brilliant explanation, thank you!
You're awesome ! Thanks a lot for each video 🙇♂️
Great Instructor.
Amazing demo! Thanks!
thank you very much for great content, handsome developer.
I love this guy !
This is amazing! Thank you!
This is really amazing sir.......
this is amazing . you are awesome. thanks you so much. make easy for us :)
Thank You its very use full and very clear.
Can someone explain why at 7:33, results array is being used twice "results.results = users.slice(startIndex, endIndex)"? One should be enough right? Why the code use dot to link the 2 results terms together?
Awesome tutorial. Thank you.
every time you are save me bro, thank you
you saved my time,thanks
Awesome explanation man!!
Thanks
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Thanks!
Thanks this was very helpful
Thanks for your amazing content
God bless you, bro!
😍😍 Awesome
Awesome, thanks!
-you are the best! thanks
Thank you so much ❤️🙌🏼
Amazing, thank you!
thanks a lot, im subscribing this video really helps
This is gold!
You are awesome, Thanks a lot for this video
thanks for share! excelent explanation!!!
this is it! thank you so muchhh
Fantastic!!!!!!
This is fantastic, thank you for your very clear teaching.
Any chance you have available or could produce a pagination tutorial explaining the process of pulling data from a public API (not from a database) and paginating those results?
Thank you for everything.
Great video
It was all I had hoped for and so much more, thank you!!
You're welcome!
u r awesome bruh. Love u
Thanks a lot this really helped.
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thanks very much broww !, u did help me a lot
best pagination tutorial !!...loved this one. Thank you very much !!! ✌✌
You're welcome! I'm glad you enjoyed it.