Next.js from Development to Deployment - Events Pagination

The video tutorial covers implementing pagination in a web application using the Strapi API. It begins with an introduction to pagination, explaining the use of limit and start options for efficient data fetching. The tutorial then demonstrates how to implement pagination logic in JavaScript, including setting up variables and calculating start values. It proceeds to create pagination links for navigation and refactors the code by introducing a pagination component for cleaner code. Finally, the video introduces authentication concepts, focusing on using Strapi API for secure token management.

How does the start option enhance pagination functionality?

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Explain how the page number is retrieved from the URL.

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Describe the process of calculating the skip value for pagination.

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How is the total number of events fetched from the API?

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How do the previous and next links function in the pagination system?

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What improvements can be made to the pagination component for better code organization?

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What is the purpose of the limit option in the content API?

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What changes are made to implement server-side props instead of static props?

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What is the significance of the revalidate option in server-side props?

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What is the role of the last page calculation in pagination?

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