Infinitely Load More Data in React with the IntersectionObserver API

Infinite scrolling can be a great way to improve the user experience of your React app by allowing users to load more data as they scroll down the page. In this tutorial, we'll learn how to use the IntersectionObserver API to implement infinite scrolling in React.

We'll start by setting up the IntersectionObserver and using it to trigger the loading of more data as the user scrolls. Then, we'll learn how to handle the loading state and display a loading indicator while the data is being fetched.

Finally, we'll see how to stop loading more data when there are no more items to display, and we'll explore some options for handling errors and empty states.

This tutorial is suitable for developers of all levels, so if you're new to React or just looking to improve your skills, give it a watch!

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[suthardhruv]

It's a great tutorial, Thank you 😊

[mohammadsharifulislam]

Thanks a lot.I have learn more about from this tutorial.

[benjaminkim]

I couldn't follow the lecture from the npm installation. I couldn't find the same file as the lecture in your GitHub account. Please can you send the GitHub link? Thanks in advance.

[patrickconrad]

This is working great. wanted to add a csv viewer as our company does a lot of merging and combining csvs. The loading works perfect, but when i scroll back up the elements disappear, and take very long to reappear. is there a way to fix that?