Speed & Performance tips in Retool. 💭 Tip # 6: You can paginate large datasets to reduce the data loaded into the front end of your apps. For large datasets, you need to server-side paginate your tables in Retool. Instead of pulling in 30k records and performing filters on the frontend with the data, you can set the Retool table to be server-side paginated. Keep in mind if your data is server-side paginated, you'll need to perform your filters in the SQL query as well. While it may take a bit longer to set up, you will get a substantial increase in performance for apps with large datasets. #Retool #PerformanceOptimization #RetoolTips #BoldTechBlog
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