Efficient Pagination Using Deferred Joins (via) Surprisingly simple trick for speeding up deep OFFSET x LIMIT y pagination queries, which get progressively slower as you paginate deeper into the data. Instead of applying them directly, apply them to a “select id from ...” query to fetch just the IDs, then either use a join or run a separate “select * from table where id in (...)” query to fetch the full records for that page.
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