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⬡ Rork Dev/2026-06-20Advanced

Why Your Rork List Starts Duplicating and Dropping Rows as It Grows — Cursor Pagination and Resilient Refetch State

The naive offset pagination Rork scaffolds for you quietly breaks the moment your list changes underneath the user. Here is how to move to a cursor contract, fold every fetch state into one usePaginatedList hook, and recover failed page loads with exponential backoff — implementation first.

⬡ Rork Dev/2026-05-22Intermediate

Why FlatList's onEndReached Fires Multiple Times — and How to Stop It

After wiring up infinite scroll in a Rork-generated FlatList, you may notice the same paginated request hitting your API two or three times in a row. Here's why onEndReached fires more often than you expect and how to add a two-layer defense that survives production.