Pagination is a very common feature of web application development. Sometimes we need pagination with ajax.
I found lot of blogs and discussion on this but none of them provide better and easy way solution.
Finally I found one of easy solution based on will_paginate gem. For this you have apply below patch in will_paginate/lib/view_helper.rb file

def page_link_or_span(page, [...]

Corey sez "I decided to see what sort of speed-up I could get just doing a straight brute-force sort. First, I wanted a pure Ruby implementation. Next, I wanted a RubyInline version. Finally, I wanted to use RubyInline with Thrust. Here is the code I used."

The numbers? Bad ASS!

(Thrust is a C++ library that uses the GPU for parallel operations.)

If so, dinoboff has you covered! github-tools includes a “PasteScript template, Paver tasks and Sphinx extension to setup a new package and easily host it on GitHub (including its documentation)”.

Get it from pypi

Looking at data by yourself is a waste of time. This is because actual customers tend to act in ways counterintuitive to what your team expects.

If everyone expects feature X to be a hit, but you find that nobody uses it, nobody is going to believe you unless you constantly share your data with everyone else.

Here are three ways to do this: