In this video you'll learn about a generic approach to paginate data from a remote API or local database. 

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Philipp Lackner

A comprehensive guide to implementing pagination in Kotlin Multiplatform projects using Compose Multiplatform. The tutorial demonstrates creating a generic paginator class that works across Android, iOS, and desktop platforms without external libraries. It covers setting up KTOR for network requests, creating data transfer objects with Kotlin serialization, building a reusable pagination component with lambda-based configuration, and implementing infinite scroll detection in Compose UI. The approach provides full control over the paginated list compared to Jetpack Paging library, making it easier to mutate and update individual items.

How to Implement Pagination In Compose Multiplatform (KMP)