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How to Test Cursor-Based Pagination & Infinite Scroll in React Without a Backend

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Standard offset-based pagination ( ?page=2&limit=10 ) works fine for simple tables, but for modern infinite scroll feeds (Twitter, Instagram, Reddit style), offset pagination fails because: New items inserted at the top shift the entire list, causing duplicate items or skipped entries when scrollin…

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  1. 2026-10-23 03:15 · DEV Community — AI
    How to Test Cursor-Based Pagination & Infinite Scroll in React Without a Backend

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