Next.js 14 Pagination Tutorial: Server-Side with MongoDB

[@tanmaypant8493]

THIS VIDEO WAS A LIFE SAVER!!!

[@dogzrgood]

Hey man! great video as always. If you take suggestions for future videos, then NextJs 14 + Tailwind + Prisma + MongoDB = eCommerce Website would be great. Another one would be NextJs 14 + Tailwind = Portfolio website. Keep up the good work. Love your Bootstrap videos

[@couragechidi.6716]

this video was great, thanks a lot

[@koolam5158]

life saver, thanks a lot sir

[@RaddyDev]

Glad it helped

[@asfandyar8088]

Great video sir. thank you very much

[@ojal.dev.]

Your content is awesome! Just try to be regular.

[@RaddyDev]

I have added a demo (link in description). Are there any good NextJs pagination packages that you know of? Share below (don't share links or you might get flagged by youtube as spam)

[@theanhcotam]

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[@EminPogosbekov]

thank you soo much for this video

[@adarshrathi8265]

How I uploaded deploy full mern stack next js site upload on aws, nobody tell about that, I use filezilla but no happen, so please help

[@RaddyDev]

I did make a MERN AWS video not long ago which should help. You can do the same with NexJs, but the deployment method is very much manual. Every time you make a project chang and you want to upload, you'll have to either use GitHub to pull the new files or FTP the files, build the project and run it

[@1982RUFF]

Thanks! Very usefull video! I try to find video which help to make filtering with checkbox and price range depends on query params using MongoDB and Next 14... but its very hard) I will be very grateful if you can make such a video... thanks in advance!

[@RaddyDev]

That's definitely something I would like to work on soon. It's on the list 👌

[@laurraileanu8374]

isnt this code breaking when building? Dynamic Server Usage, because thats a server component using client search params

[@RaddyDev]

It builds perfectly fine and I haven't had any issues. I do see what you are saying and I will look into it. Should have used getServerSideProps instead. I assume that it works because client components are also rendered on the server. In fairness, my first pagination was done on the client side and then I converted it to Server. The params worked and didn't think twice

[@regilearn2138]

Hi can you teach us what is server side pagination and client side pagination any tutorials in your channel for both

[@regilearn2138]

how to do both

[@RaddyDev]

I could look into it. I appreciate the suggestion

[@ojal_sharnagat]

How to do server side pagination by just fetching data from an API (without using MongoDB )? Please help! I'm stuck in the middle of a project.

[@RaddyDev]

So SQL or no database? You could look around for react pagination tutorials. Most of them should be using some sort of an API or db

[@ojal_sharnagat]

@@RaddyDev My API is like "admin.example.in/api/schemes?page=1&limit=6" I'm fetching the data from this API. The API has "page" & "limit" as params to pass. How to do the server-side pagination?