Please explain with configuration?
Server-Side:
Server-side pagination is a technique where data is fetched in small chunks directly from the server instead of loading the entire dataset simultaneously. When a user requests a specific page, the client sends a request to the server with parameters such as page number and the number of records per page. The server processes this request, retrieves only the relevant subset of data, and sends it back to the client. This approach significantly improves performance for large datasets, reducing the amount of data stored and processed on the client side.
Client Side:
Client-side pagination, on the other hand, involves fetching the entire dataset from the server in a single request and then handling pagination on the front end. Once the data is loaded, the client-side code organizes and displays the appropriate records based on the selected page. This method works well for small to medium datasets, as it allows for quick and seamless transitions between pages without additional server requests. However, if the dataset is too large, it can lead to high memory usage, slow page loads, and increased network consumption.
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