Take the tour ×  I am working on a web application which
requires me to display thousands of images as stored in the
database. I want to implement it in this way: Each time the user
scrolls through a certain number of images (say 10) the next set
of 10 images is loaded. I know that I can use infinite scroll
for that, but is their some other, maybe better, way of
approaching this?  I was suggested to ask the question here when
I asked it on stackoverflow.  share|improve this question You
just described infinite scroll and then said that you don't want
to use it. Why is that? –  JohnGB Jan 14 at 18:27 I am not
saying I dont want to use it. I am saying is there a better way
of doing this thing. Like one way is pagination but i prefer
infinity scroll over that –  Shagun Jan 14 at 18:29 Infinite
scroll, pagination, or very little content. Those are the
options. –  JohnGB Jan 14 at 18:37 There are probably many
alternatives to infinite scroll (zip up all the images so user
can download them all, show all of them in