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Implement pagination UI in SvelteKit controlled by Strapi-powered backend.
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If you use any kind of web or mobile application, you may have come across a data table that lets you view data by breaking it up into multiple pages. In the world of software development, this is known as pagination.
Pagination is an optimization technique that is used both on the frontend and backend to enhance the performance of your applications. With pagination, you can skip to the desired page and view the results for that particular page without loading any additional data. In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to work with Strapi for the backend and implement the pagination controls UI by building the frontend in Svelte.
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