I feel like the author unjustly brushes aside the main benefit of using offsets for pagination (that is: the ability to query a specific page of results). Yeah, most page-based UIs do a lame job at it, but it's nice to be able to say "yeah, the record you want is on the fourteenth row of page 9".

If that's not a relevant use case for your application, though, then by all means use key-set pagination.

As a side note, I happen to dislike most implementations of infinite scrolling (especially when the keep pushing down the page footer, making it impossible to actually read or click on anything down there... GRRRR!).

Sure :) Any other interesting suggestions?

I must mention that I greatly admire your pragmatic books on improving database performance, and they were a source of inspiration for the development of this tool.

A complicated solution to something that is not a problem, at least for my lowly business CRUD apps.